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Thursday, January 27, 2005
Amazon.com Yellow Pages
I haven't quite figured how yet, but I think the step that Amazon took to get photographs of locations listed in its Yellow Pages will be revolutionary for location-based services.
One thing that would be interesting (if not revolutionary) would be if the Amazon images could be added to Mapquest so that each time you had to make a turn, the Mapquest map contained an image of the intersection (or other feature) in question so that you knew what to look at.
Anyway, it's definitely worth checking out.
Thanks Ben!
Amazon.com Yellow Pages
- posted @ 12:20 PM
