A new iPhone 2.0 Beta Update released privately to a select group adds geo-tagging support for photos, according to an AppleInsider report. The release is labeled build 5A292g.
In location-aware services such as "Maps" and "Camera" the software now asks the user's permission before transmitting data used to identify their current geographical location.
In addition, Apple has added a new switch under the iPhone's general preference pane that will allow users to enable/disable Location Services on a system-wide basis.
Geo-tagging adds geographical location data to files so that those files can later be referenced, searched, and grouped based on their origin.
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Source: AppleInsider
In location-aware services such as "Maps" and "Camera" the software now asks the user's permission before transmitting data used to identify their current geographical location.
In addition, Apple has added a new switch under the iPhone's general preference pane that will allow users to enable/disable Location Services on a system-wide basis.
Geo-tagging adds geographical location data to files so that those files can later be referenced, searched, and grouped based on their origin.
Read More
Click to enlarge images...
Source: AppleInsider