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GPS code found in the iPhone SDK

blogs.computerworld.com — Though not conclusive, a lot of references to GPS - especially as it relates to picture taking appear in the latest iPhone SDK.

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  • colincornaby, on 05/12/2008, -1/+1This doesn't mean anything. The iPhone will just support reading GPS EXIF data from a photo. The Mac does the same thing, but the Mac doesn't attach GPS data either. Keys are also included for RAW image properties. Are we supposed to assume the iPhone will support RAW images?
    (Not that I don't think GPS tagging of pictures will happen, I just think this article is meaningless.)
  • Lounger540, on 05/11/2008, -3/+2Fail. That library is used for reading image file meta data and exists on OS X as well as a part of CoreGraphics. It just means apps can read imprinted position data on tagged photos. Not necessarily tagged by the iPhone.

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