French mapping startup Mapstr is today taking the next step in its mission to help people around the world remember and organize their favorite places — launching Android, web, and iMessage versions ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Nowadays, travelers depend less on walking up to a local and asking for a restaurant recommendation. Instead, we’re using our phones to Google for places to eat. What if there was a ...

With Apple investing more in its mapping technology, Google continuing to enhance its map-based apps, and Nokia attracting major companies with the proposition of acquiring Here, it’s clear that ...

Technology may be turning the world into a smaller place, but it’s still one fully packed with possibilities. And in order to keep track of the countless number of things to do, places to see, and ...

French startup Mapstr just released version 1.0 of its nifty map app, but it’s already thinking about the next steps. The company just raised $800,000 from angel investors and is working on a set of ...

French startup Mapstr is a nifty bookmarking apps, but for your favorite places. It lets you keep track of restaurants, bars, shops or your friends’ homes. With today’s update, you can now get walking ...

Here’s a new, easy-to-build list-making app that pinpoints places on a map so you can tag and save your favorites. What it does: The app allows you to save your travel hot spots to a map or list. You ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Location search and discovery apps – such as Foursquare – are a dime a dozen, however most of them require you to connect with ...

Each week, Digital Spy rounds up the biggest mobile apps for tablets and smartphones. This week's highlights include an app for creating personalised maps and a major update for BBC iPlayer Radio.

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Nowadays, travelers depend less on walking up to a local and asking for a restaurant recommendation. Instead, we’re using our phones to Google for places to eat. What if ...

Nowadays, travelers depend less on walking up to a local and asking for a restaurant recommendation. Instead, we’re using our phones to Google for places to eat. What if there was a way to get real ...