GEOLOCATION SOFTWARE. Can any of it locate the street/[physical location?
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..Hi ..I put a few links below! ...\nKind regards! ...
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If you are talking on one, they can trace it to which cell tower it is using,  alot closer in major cities,  a larger distance in rual areas.\n\nThere are some phones now that do have GPS tracking ability but they are still rare.  But with those, yes to the very spot they are sitting.
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yes:\nyou can use\nhttp://www.ip2location.com/free.asp
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Go to google maps for the address and then switch to "satellite" view.
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Try map.google.com. You can type in addresses and see directions and satellite pictures.
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How can we know where would we be... if we don't have maps?
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google has a satellite program called google earth, you can enter your street addy and BAM, there ya go.
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google earth, will show you anyplace around the world.yes it's free and to can rotate and do whatever.
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Yes. Windows has an online thing like Google Earth. It even has camera angles from 45 degrees, which is really cool.\n\nhttp://local.live.com
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there is a widget called geo-locater on the yahoo-konfabulator widgets site - you just type in the ip address and it will give you the city/country of the ip address instantly
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Go here and dl the latest Google Earth free edition.  Add your street addy as a waypoint, and it should give you lat-lons\n\nhttp://earth.google.com/download-earth.html
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yes indeed you can try google earth, google maps, yahoo maps, msn maps and of course if you are in the UK you can try multimap.com and streetmap.co.uk....they give you entire details if you give in the postcode or address or place name....
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Cool! But if the map is on my back, how can i see the coordinates and point them out?
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I dont know if this would work, but you could download google earth and it shows satellite picture images of the earth.  You can type in an exact address such as you house and it will give a picture of the top of your house.  Its really interesting and useful.
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Multimap is quite good, especially in you know the postcodes:\nhttp://www.multimap.com/map/aproute.cgi?input_rt=aproute&startcountry=GB&endcountry=GB
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I would make sure whatever you buy supports SiRF III and WAAS, which will give you stronger Satellite reception and more accurate positioning. As long as the unit you purchase has windows drivers and is compatible with NMEA v2.2 it will work with Streets and Trips.\n\nI would actually recommend looking into a bluetooth GPS for around $20 more than wired USB + the cost of a bluetooth adapter. Bluetooth is much more convenient if you'll be using the GPS frequently, simply not having to deal with one more wire in the car would be worth it alone.\n\nhttp://www.semsons.com is a good spot to look / buy USB or Bluetooth GPS's.\n\nCraig\nwww.pcdirect.com
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gps\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.bcca.org/misc/qiblih/latlong.html