[FaceKicker]

This is neat, I wish Google Latitude had it. For that matter, I wish Google Latitude had any useful visual representation of the 2+ years' worth of location data I've been feeding it. =|

[bla2]

If you've enabled location history, you can look at this data in the web interface at http://google.com/latitude

[angryasian]

I suggest you check out google latitude - dashboard feature, its shows some amazing stats along with automatically detecting trips for you.

[greggman]

Um, have you actually tried using the Web interface?

Here's a screenshot from my vacation a few days ago.

http://greggman.com/downloads/examples/latitude-maps.png

[FaceKicker]

Right, it only lets you view up to 30 days at a time. I want to see it all at once, and I wouldn't even mind if it's just a messy pile of incomprehensible lines. Something like this fog of war idea would be even better, though.

[barrkel]

That completely sucks in comparison to the app posted here, unfortunately.

[greggman]

That may be true but my response wasn't to compare it to the app. It was in response to For that matter, I wish Google Latitude had any useful visual representation of the 2+ years' worth of location data I've been feeding it.

Latitude does have a useful visual representation. It also makes all the data available for you to do any other representation you'd like. See links in screenshot for downloading the data.

[olliwang]

Some new importing sources are considering. Google Latitude is no doubt one of them. Stay tuned.