A lot of Maps applications are being developed recently. Each with its pros and cons, I recently wrote an article that compares Google Maps VS Bing Maps. People seem to like it.
So the Punch line, I decided to create a cool mashup that combines 4 Maps applications,
- Google Maps
- Google Earth
- Bing Maps
- Yahoo Maps
Click Here for the MashUp
Your comments and suggestions are most welcomed.
P.S.
My website has been featured in Kim Kamando show in 1-9-2009
I love it, but the GE mashup doesn't work.
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Andrew
Thanks Andrew
ReplyDeleteit works for me
you just update the Google Maps and all the four gets updated
Unbelievable...I got the url from Kim Komando..I actually saw my actual home...neat n thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks Fred for your great comment,
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it :)
Very nice, works great!
ReplyDeleteExcellent. Prior to discovering this via Kim Komando's site today, I would manually open all three or even more map sites to find things on one that others may have omitted. Now I have this fantastic tool. Any possibility of being able to build a link into each individual tiny map so as to open a full size map at that particular website? Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteGot this off the Kim Komando site today. I like it. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteExcellent. I would like to see an arrow pointing to a specific address.
ReplyDelete@Gary
ReplyDeleteYou're welcomed Glad to have you in my blog :)
@Carl
When I wrote this website a week ago I designed it as per my 13" resolution which is quite small and now its Featured in Kim Komando WOW, I would do more enhancements for sure, Thanks for your suggestion :)
@George
You are welcomed, glad it helps just throw your comments or suggestions to enhance the small tool
@Carey
Thanks Carey for your suggestion will work on that ;)
Found out about it today from Kim Komando ... thank you so much, this is great.
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ReplyDeletethanks alot for your comment
glad you like it :)
Hat's off to Kim Komando (as always), look foward to all her info on what's new on the net.
ReplyDeleteCAN it Work like Arc2google
ReplyDeleteI am missing open street map in the mashup, I tink that would be more helpfull than the google earth plugin, as google earth and google maps use the same data
ReplyDeleteThanks chris
ReplyDeleteGood suggestion
Will work on it soon
I also immediately missed having OSM, in particular because the 3 map source above are all completely wrong for my area, whereas OSM is correct (because i fixed it :-)
ReplyDeleteHaving the side-by-side shows many fascinating things! Thanks.
Nice work man...
ReplyDeleteFantastic post. Here’s a tool that helps create Map Mashup providing a step-by-step wizard that generates ready-to-deploy code on any website or blog http://blog.caspio.com/integration/announcing-the-new-and-improved-map-mashup-version-7/
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