overclockersclub.com - 2/4/2009
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Today Google launched their newest service Google Latitude , which basically bridges Google Talk and Google Maps and turns it into an easy away to see where friends are and what they are doing. The service is completely opt in, which should calm the privacy concerns. However, it does leave me ...
Google Offers Tool to Let You Track Your Friends' Movements
aphnetworks.com 2/4/2009 —
From PC World: Not content with indexing the world's information, Google is now tracking where users of its maps service are, and making that location data searchable by others.
The tracking feature, called Latitude, will appear on compatible mobile devices in a new version of Google ...
Google Latitude shares your location with friends
techspot.com 2/4/2009 — Feel a compelling urge to let the world know where you are at all times? Google has you covered. The search giant just launched a mobile app, dubbed Latitude, that lets users share their location with close contacts based on the coordinates of their cell phone (via GPS or cell tower ...
Google Latitude shows where your friends are —
DV Hardware
Google introduced a new feature for its mobile maps named Latitude, it lets you automatically share details about your whereabouts with family and friends:
The feature, dubbed "Latitude," expands upon a tool introduced in 2007 to allow mobile phone users to check their own location on a ...
Google Software Tracks Mobile Users on Maps —
Legit Reviews Hardware News
Today, Google introduced Latitude, a new opt-in feature that lets smartphone and laptop users share their location with friends and allows those friends to share their locations in return. Once you and your friends have opted in to Latitude, you can see your friends' Google icon displayed on ...
Google tries location-based social networking with Latitude —
Ars Technica
Google on Wednesday flipped its Google Maps social networking switch with the introduction of Latitude , a new service that lets Google users share their location with friends, family, and coworkers. This is one of the first big steps into location-based services (LBS) from a major ...
Snow Leopard gets hip to CoreLocation and multitouch —
Engadget
We're in the Q1 2009 , folks, and while we'd love to believe that the release of Snow Leopard is imminent, it looks like all we'll have to be sustained by is rumors and innuendo for the time being. According to "insiders" at, well, Apple Insider , the eagerly awaited operating system will ...
Google Latitude Makes it Easier Than Ever to Stalk Your Friends —
Maximum PC
Stalking your friends and family (and others?) just became a lot easier thanks to Google’s latest app for your mobile device, Latitude . The app simply works by using location-based technology built into one’s cell phone to track their every movement, so you can know exactly where they are, ...
Google Does Location Sharing with Latitude —
Digital Trends
Internet giant Google is getting into the location-sharing game with Latitude, a new service that enables users to share location information from their phones and/or a computer with friends and family, so they can see a user's approximate location in real time—all, ...
Stalking, Er, Tracking Your Friends, Google-Style —
DriverHeaven.net
Google today announced the Latitude feature, an addition to its Google Mobile application, which will allow you to track the location of your friends. Previously you were able to track yourself, via the My Location feature added in late 2007.
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Source: Tech-Ex
Google Unveils New Location Based App —
I4U News
Google has introduced a new location based service called Latitude that allows friends to track the location of each other. The application currently works on the G1, Blackberry, and most Windows Mobile Devices.
The search giant says that versions of th...
Google will tell your mates where you are —
The Register
If that's what you really want Google's Maps for Mobile just went social, with the launch of Latitude; a service that automatically shares your location with selected friends who might want to know where you are.…
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