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Location APIs: The Discussions
Posted By : at 2008-05-08 13:42:19
The Gears community is discussing a Geo Location API, which Aaron Boodman mentioned "was recently proposed to the W3C WebAPI group." Aza Raskin just posted today about Geolocation in Firefox and Beyond which covers his thoughts on an ...
Blog Source - http://www.ajax-blog.com/location-apis-the-discussions.html
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