TwitterVision, FlickrVision and Wikipediavision offer almost real time geographic visualization latest updated post from Twitter, images from Flickr and updated articles from Wikipedia.

If you want to waste time to see what other people do around worldwide, you can visit TwitterVision or if you want to see latest images from Flickr, you can visit FlickrVision. But, If you are a wikipedia user that always see recent updated articles from Wikipedia, WikipediaVision is another way to see updated articles with geographic visualization.

TwitterVision and FlickrVision were created by David Troy. WikipediaVision was created by László Kozma.

TwitterVision

The white box contains name of Twitter poster, photos, like and dislike bar, location and post. With like and dislike bar you can give like or dislike rate to the post. TwitterVision also gives you 3D version that will make you shout “Oh, this is awesome!”

FlickrVision

Similar with TwitterVision, every whitebox in FlickrVision contains name of Flickr user, location and image. You can mouseover images to enlarge. FlickrVision also gives you 3D version like TwitterVision

WikipediaVision

Each wikipedia article that edited will appear in white box that contains title of article, editing summary (if editor make a summary), link to the changes that were made to the article and the location of the wikipedia user. You can zoom map and get better view where the wikipedia user location.

In the future, i hope we can see EventVision to see real time event around the world.

Saturday, December 15th, 2007 at 8:51 pm | by Neezar |