Adds location tags to photos taken with supported devices. Users can geotag images from iPhone, iPad, Mac, Dropbox, and Flickr. The automatically records location data during photo capture. Tags help organize and identify where photos were taken.
The app offers turn-by-turn navigation with worldwide map coverage from eight different providers. It features fast map rendering, offline map mode with unlimited tile storage, and real-time traffic information.
Save locations for quick access. View all saved locations in one place. locations via links or maps. Navigate using Apple Maps, Google Maps, Yandex, and Waze.
View historical photos of New York City from the New York Public Library's Digital Collections. Explore over 2,500 locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and The Bronx. Compare past images with current Google Street View views of the same spots.
Browse the web a customizable toolbar and search bar. Open websites and play videos directly. Delete cache, cookies, and history quickly. Use dark mode for reduced eye strain. Block pop-ups and redirects. Access incognito mode for private browsing.
Navigation allows users to set a fixed starting point and adjust the map view. They can zoom, pan, and reset to the original location with a tap. Search results update only when the starting point changes.
Access View imagery directly on iOS. Search for locations using Places to view view, share, or get directions via Apple Maps. Drag the yellow peg man to navigate view and zoom in for detailed exploration.
Find spots using Google and Apple maps. Pay without touching a card reader. Receive notifications about duration and fees. Locate nearby locations and navigate there.
Users can register via email, Facebook, Apple, or Instagram. They can mark current or recent locations on Google Maps as hammock spots. Other users can view these marked locations.