… This time not hosted in a browser though.
Here’s a screenshot of an Outlook 2007 appointment with the Outlook addon for Internet mapping installed.
Since I have the VirtualEarth for local.live.com installed, I can also see my locations in 3D. This is just fantastic!
Ok, perhaps I am lying a bit when I say that this doesn’t run inside a browser since it’s the IE control hosted in a Windows window but still… it’s a .NET application nevertheless.
BTW… here’s a blog about VirtualEarth.
You can bet that this type of stuff is what you are going to see in my demos and prototypes for scientific/technical computing applications! Combine this with semantics, knowledge representation, inference, etc. and I’ll be living in a Web dreamland. I love my new job 🙂 I am soooooooo excited! 🙂
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