Nothing loses this in an intuitive sense that says, "I know exactly where I'm going." Unfortunately, they can not be programmed as robots. We can not just download the direction to our brain to be able to store it forever, so we rely on maps. Over the years, mapping is far more than street maps and travel atlases. Today we use online maps to advise on local businesses, news, weather, traffic, and much more.
Google Maps has become a selection of local food maps. In Menurequest, you can prepare restaurants on the city map, read / write reviews, book and get driving instructions. In Philadelphia, Communitywalk is a fantastic resource for local event organizers who want to find a number of nearby restaurants.
In Toeat there are many dining options in the area. In larger cities such as NY, Paris, Bangkok and Chicago, roast products on Yummybaguette. Or maybe you need to improve Burritophile Burrito. Drinks are well-known for Wineandtimes, which helps you plan the winery tour and Drinktown, which will allow you to get acquainted with local specialties.
Google Maps is not the only "mashup maker" in the block. There are a number of non-Google apps that have many features to serve. For example, if you live in a row, go to Lerdorf because you can evaluate the "Real Earthquake Map". If you're looking for close bloggers, movie presentations, gas prices, or routes, Atlas Freshlogicstudios will show "Atlas" (on MSN's virtual terrestrial platform).
One of the most popular crawler sites in Flickr where amateur photographers can share their photos and create their favorite places, people and things maps. Readers in Gutenkarte, where illuminated lovers can read the entire book (for example, Jules Verne, "About 80 Days around the World") per chapter by chapter, when viewing the map of sites discussed in the book. If you like fiction news, do not miss out on the world and local news at Mappedup or Poly9 Viavirtualearth (where MSNBC news is depicted on a map)
Find destinations on your PC, GPS Device or Even on a mobile phone. The trend is that programmers will find ways to access online maps, no matter where you are. For example, if you find yourself losing yourself where you do not have time to get your return, do not be afraid: Loki can track your location via satellite and send a map to your next cell on your mobile phone. Many phones, from iPhone to Android G1, MapQuest, Google Maps, and Yahoo Maps will make you available when you're on the go.