We just been told of router problem at the collocation. Some IP addresses are not accessible from outside.  Most of our application servers are okay, except for the image server.  Therefore, you will not see photos in some pages, unless they are coming from Flickr.   It’s expected to be resolved by midnight tonight. 

On the desktop browser, you have access to both the full Web version (www.openlandmark.com) and the iphone version (www.openlandmark.com/iphone). The full version provides different views of landmarks, actions to post new landmarks, and a page to change your radar.

The iPhone version only provides local search for landmarks inside your radar. You can change the radar size by expanding the radius in the Change Radar page. If you are signed in, Open Landmark preserves the changes you made to the radar for subsequent use. You can also change to other saved radars.

Saved radars are defined in the Radar page of the full version. Once saved, you can reuse them in the iPhone version in the Change Radar page.

Open Landmark is about bookmarking and sharing the special places in your community, and about discovering new places shared by others. On the iPhone, it’s a local search for things to do and to map directions when you are lost.

At its core, Open Landmark addresses the problem of doing location-focused semantic searches online. Today, information about local communities is dispersed across a myriad of different photo-sharing and other websites. There isn’t a good way to discover information or pictures connected with specific locations or neighborhoods, nor is there a convenient way to find interesting places nearby when you are out and about.  Open Landmark offers a solution to these problems.