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Assuming everythig and everyone is having a GPS device its good. But in real world, anyone would understand that 1st cross 2nd main is near 2nd cross 2nd main b
by amolgupta 12y ago
Assuming everythig and everyone is having a GPS device its good. But in real world, anyone would understand that 1st cross 2nd main is near 2nd cross 2nd main but its impossible to know if lion.chocolate.news is near to bottle.key.bed or half way across the world.
- bastijn 12y agoAah, crossings of numbered streets. You must be living in the US? Numbered streets are relatively rare in the world. I invite you to Google the street names in Amsterdam, capital of the Netherlands. That logic won't work there. However, despite your not so well chosen example I do agree that this solution isn't my main view of the future. I think in a few years we will have Internet everywhere, even outside the boundaries of our country. I kind of have it, even when travelling (work or holidays). But I understand I'm still a minority. Once this happens we just WhatsApp, message, send our location via our mobile device. The other person clicks it and is navigated to your location. Who needs (three) words?