Tech Road Trip vs CS Mapping

Come along with CNET's Daniel Terdiman, enjoy all destinations he visited, all articles he wrote and thousands of text-noted photos he took in the famous yearly Cnet Road Trip! Using this app, you can find any road trip destinations and photos in just a few seconds! For the last nine years, Daniel have scoured America for the most interesting technology destinations to write about and photograph. He has driven tens of thousands of miles, and visited some of the country's most secure military installations, best architecture, most important research institutions, most vital manufacturing plants, and much, much more. To date, the project has generated more than 40 million page views, and a loyal following of engaged readers who come back year after year. We started to use ChronicleMap app to capture all past and future Cnet Road Trip. With this app, all educational and entertaining road trip coverages and thousands of carefully text-noted photos by Daniel will never be buried in the vast ocean of web. Features: - Organized with ChronicleMap app - Easily find any events on map and time wheel - Currently only covered road trip 2014, 2013 and 2012, but there are already thousands of text-noted photos and hundreds of destinations covered. - The app will add all past coverage in next version - The app will release new version each year for the future road trips.

DISCOVER PLACES. EXPLORE THE DETAILS. Explore somewhere new or take a closer look at a familiar place. CS Mapping brings interesting places, satellite imagery, Wikipedia articles, and local weather together on one map. FIND INTERESTING PLACES Discover landmarks and places of interest. Zoom in to reveal Wikipedia markers and open articles to learn more about what you find. EXPLORE SATELLITE IMAGERY Take a closer look at coastlines, mountains, cities, and the landscape around your chosen location. CHECK THE WEATHER See weather conditions at a selected place, whether you’re exploring nearby or planning a visit somewhere new. MAKE THE MAP YOUR OWN Save places that interest you and create your own personal map. SHARE WITH FRIENDS With a subscription, share your places privately with friends or groups, or make them public for others to discover. FREE TO EXPLORE Finding places, viewing satellite imagery, reading Wikipedia articles, checking the weather, and saving your own places are free. Sharing places requires a subscription.