Mashup: European word translator
Using the Google Translate API, this web app shows translations of any English word into over 30 European languages, on a map.
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From the site: The G4 is a powerful tool for everybody who wants to keep his/her geo-spatial data organized, analyzed and accessible from around the world with ability to share and collaborate with...
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Compare Linguistic Points Of View (LPOV) among different language Wikipedias, both translated to your native language. For example; view a page in an English language Wikipedia and compare it with...
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Boston Children's Hospital created HealthMap, a mashup that helps to obtain information about emerging public health threats according to users' locations. Users can receive alerts of health data...
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