c# - W3C, Google Gears and Loki Geolocation based on what? -

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i understand these client-side apps, 3 must based on component of computer itself.

which component this, , how can utilize programmatically c# app (not web)?

they're client-side, , use different sources location information. w3c api in firefox uses google location services (a json api) , bet google gears uses google database well, while loki uses skyhook wireless service. , different browsers implement w3c api can use different location services. mobile safari uses skyhook, or gps info device itself.

you @ of these providers accessing location through desktop app. google location services appears particularly simple web api, think can programmatic access skyhook. since you're writing in c#, might windows 7 location platform, provides easy-to-use os-level framework abstracts away different providers.

(sorry typos , lack of links; answer posted tablet.)


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