DigiToffee - Bharat Patil

Last year on 16th of July, we trekked from Talapewadi to Bhimashankar. It was a very great experience and you feel relieved when you go close to the nature. While trekking as usual everyone was taking photographs and I was no exception. I was taking photographs using my brand new Nokia Lumia 800 (now I no longer own it) which has functionality of attaching GPS locations to clicked photographs. And luckily I clicked photographs on important turns of trek. Trek was of almost 23 kilometers. After returning home I used those photographs to extract GPS locations using Garmin Basecamp application. You can import these geotagged photos into Garmin Basecamp application. Give some nice name to the collection. Now right click on all photos and select "view in Google Earth" and you are done. So to summarize, the things that you will need to map your hike on Google Maps are as follows: A camera with geotagging facility. Software that can extract all the GPS co-ordinates from...

As the speed of internet is increasing, most of us prefer to hear songs/music or watch videos online (examples: Spotify, Youtube etc.) than downloading it.  However there are some people who would like to hear every beat of songs/music or while watching educational video preference would be to the vocals. When you hear music offline you can use equalizer available in music applications like Winamp, iTunes etc. But when you hear music online you don’t have any option to alter equalizer. In this situation you need system wide sound booster or equalizer. I was also searching for the same kind of applications and I found following applications. For Mac - Boom For Windows - Audio Enhancer Bongiovi DPS Plugin For Ubuntu - PulseAudio Equalizer If you know any other applications please do post in comments below.