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Which iPhone Will You Get, 5S or 5C?

September 20, 2013 By Editor

Yep, it’s iPhone 5S (and 5C) launch day and the consumers (and perhaps you) are waiting in long lines to get their shiny new iPhone.

Filed Under: apple

A Look at the new iOS 7 and some tips on the new features

September 19, 2013 By Editor

Have you run the latest OS update on your iOS device(s) yet? IF not you should keep in mind that iOS 7 is now waiting for you. If you’ve been wondering what to expect you might find this piece on MacWorld of interest along with the video they provided below – enjoy iOS 7. So […]

Filed Under: apple, ipad, Mobile, video

Colorado Flood Data Public Information Map

September 19, 2013 By Editor

Esri has a fine resource to help monitor the flooding situation in Norther Colorado. The news map provides continuously updated flood data and stats from the National Weather Service and also provides users with information regarding road closures, alternative route suggestions, hazards, stream gauges, shelter information, traffic data – The map is embedded below or  […]

Filed Under: colorado, environment, ESRI, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

Tech Companies and Colorado Non-Profit helps Salvage Flood Damaged photos, documents and more

September 18, 2013 By Editor

Here’s a clever effort by some folks and companies in the Colorado tech community to help flood victims preserve some of their precious documents and memories forever, simply by getting access to scanning and digitizing hardware and handy tools from a local company. As people begin sifting through their water-logged homes, most will inevitably come […]

Filed Under: colorado, environment, photos, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado, flood, Photos, scanner

Ways to help and donate to Colorado Flood Assistance and HelpColoradoNow

September 16, 2013 By Editor

There’s no question that Colorado has been hit hard this past year or so… wildfires ravaging the landscape and now epic flooding – its tragic! Colorado and the Colorado Front Range in Particular is in many ways the heartland of Geospatial technology in America, the corridor between Boulder and Fort Collins considered by many as […]

Filed Under: colorado, conservation, Environment, environment, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

New iPhone 5 Side-by-Side and Which iPhone to Buy, the 5S or 5C? Here's some tips

September 14, 2013 By Editor

So, the new iPhone 5 will be available to consumers very soon, as will iOS 7. So, which iPhone… the 5S (sexy) or 5C (cheap)? The iPhone 5C and 5S devices will be available very soon so you may be wondering which one to get?

Filed Under: apple, iphone

Real Time Social Media News Map of Colorado Flood and comments

September 13, 2013 By Editor

Esri has churned out a public news map highlighting some of the data and social media news updates (tweets, photos, videos) from Colorado revealing the extent of the Colorado flood situation. You can jump directly to the newsmap HERE or continue reading and browse it below… stay safe Colorado!

Filed Under: conservation, crowdsource, Environment, environment, ESRI

Colorado Flooding and How to Help

September 13, 2013 By Editor

Colorado and the Colorado Front Range in Particular is in many ways the heartland of Geospatial technology in America, the corridor between Boulder and Fort Collins considered my many as “GIS Alley”. Wishes are going out to all in the area to stay dry and safe! Flooding in Longmont between 9th and Mt. View – […]

Filed Under: colorado, environment, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

The Not-So-Live Apple Non Livestream Ticks People Off!

September 10, 2013 By Editor

Well, it seems Apple and Tim Cooke have done it again.. they’ve managed to pi$$ off half of the Internet and at least half of their user base by not live streaming today’s much anticipated (sort of) pr event. Much like past events, those of you searching the web for “apple live stream” are being […]

Filed Under: apple

PDF Maps 2.0 for iOS the ultimate travel companion!

September 10, 2013 By Editor

Just in time for getting outside this fall or fall the busy fall data collection season, PDF Maps for iOS has just rolled out a major release – this version (2.) incorporates loads of great new functionality as suggested by the user community.  Unique to the space, this is indeed the first and only geospatial […]

Filed Under: apple, pdf

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