#bohol map

DTI-GIZ, under the Private Sector Promotion Program (SMEDSEP), came up with this pretty neat Google Mapping project to map the whole island of Bohol and all of its 700+ tourist sites and tourism-related establishments. The map was collected using Samsung Galaxy Tab running Open Data Kit (ODK) applications. This is like your ultimate travel guide to Bohol. You can see the complete mapping project here: bit.ly/boholtourismmap Pretty good job, IMO. Now can we have the rest of the islands of the Philippines mapped like that too? Nokia has recently announced its latest mapping service called HERE - a new and improved cloud-based location brand and platform. Nokia can be considered a veteran when it comes to mapping. All current Nokia Maps features are still included but with the addition of other cool stuff like: Collections - allows you to save locations to your Nokia account and sync them across your devices so you can view them over the web or on your smartphone. Read more in our articles including "DTI maps entire Bohol Tourist Site with Galaxy Tabs" and "Nokia announces new mapping service "HERE"".