Here are five hidden gems tucked away in Google Maps's geocoding capabilities that you may not know.

Geocoding usually refers to taking an address or other location and turning it into a pair of coordinates. You can then plot that coordinate on an online map, or find things near it. Latitude and ...

Last March I wrote about an early experiment using Google’s Cloud Vision API to perform deep learning-powered geocoding of 20 million global news images. In that experiment I compiled 20 million ...

Get Started With Google Geocoding via HTTP Google’s mapping API is one of the most-used application interfaces on the web. It’s largely responsible for the recent explosion of map-based mashups.

(Google Maps API also provides geocoding of this sort, although it may not be as user-friendly to those unfamiliar with programming, and the service limits you to a certain number of requests per ...

The Google Maps API isn’t limited to sticking a pin in a map! We look at how to implement multiple map styles and perform reverse geocoding in your apps.

For those of you who stay on top of those Google Patent, its important for you to know that they were just awarded a patent named Address Geocoding. Gary Price explains; It's quite easy to ...

Since patents are all the rage these days I thought I would toss out the following: Google was awarded a patent today. The patent is for technology that allows a geocode (latitude, longitude) to be ...

Reverse GeoCoding – Google Maps has had an API for sometime allowing you to Geocode – turn addresses into coordinates.

One way to kick up your local search optimization game is through beefing up the local signal through images. There are a few techniques for doing this -- ...