Location is a hot field in mobile computing. It makes sense — you’re on the move, and newer phones such as the Apple iPhone and T-Mobile’s Android-based G1 have global positioning systems (GPS) built ...

Allowing your Web browser to determine your physical location opens the door to some seriously nifty features. Some iPhone apps (such as https://www.pcworld.com ...

Your browser may know exactly where you are, and tell everyone all about it.—with your permission, of course. Opera becomes the latest web browser platform and ...

Home / Google News / Google SEO / Google Ignores Browser Location Requests (Allow & Block) Google Ignores Browser Location Requests (Allow & Block) Oct 12, 2018 - 7:32 am 4 — by Barry Schwartz ...

Not long ago, Google rolled out its “Geolocation API” (via Google Gears). Initially it was intended to enable third party publishers and developers to get location for their apps on mobile devices ...

Starting around eight years ago, browsers could be tapped by websites to provide an approximate to exact notion of where you are. Fortunately, from nearly the beginning, there was an understanding by ...

‘My Location’ is a great feature of Google Maps for Mobile. Being able to find exactly where you are at the touch of a button is incredibly useful. Until now though, the browser-based version of Maps ...