GIS, Maps, Geo and Location Technology by @gletham
Just in time for the 2013-14 College year, fiesta frog has released their list of the top 100 US party schools! I’m a little biased perhaps, however, I find it a little tough that CSU or UC Boulder are not listed in the rankings Top 10 – a definite oversight I think! According to these guys the top 10 are as follows:
And… here it is, the LG G2, perhaps THE next LG flagship device and as some suspect, perhaps the blueprint for the next “Google phone” – remember the G1? This week LG lifted the lid off the G2, a swanky new Android smartphone that some feel is a clone of the Galaxy S4 albeit with even more punch hidden inside. From the official PR… LG upped the ante by incorporating a 5.2-inch Full HD display in the LG G2, the largest display designed for one-handed operation in today’s popular 2.7-inch width smartphone category. Here’s just some of the device specs:
Save the date, August 15 for the next GCS “Big Data” webinar this one with a focus on mobility. In the second Geospatial Big Data webinar, GCS will demonstrate how it builds mobile applications as part of Big Data solutions for organizations that collect, disseminate and communicate location-specific data with field crews, remote personnel, consumers and target audiences. This webinar will discuss how to devise a framework, architecture and strategy for building a mobile solution that helps an enterprise operate more effectively and efficiently.
Registration is now open for the second webinar in the GCS Geospatial Big Data series. “Moving to Mobility: Leveraging Location Analytics” will be presented by GCS on Thursday, August 15, at 3 pm EDT. One webinar attendee will be selected at random to win a location-enabled Google Nexus 7 tablet.
