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Use New Bing Maps Road Imagery In Silverlight Map Control  (Unpublished)

Recently the consumer facing Bing Maps site changed the map imagery that is displayed for the Road map mode. This map imagery has not been officially made available for Bing Maps for Enterprise developers to use within their applications. The imagery is only officially available to the Bing Maps co...


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Plan a Route with the Bing Maps Silverlight Control and Bing Services  (Unpublished)

The first in a series of tutorials from Mando Group Labs creating a silverlight application using the Bing Maps Silverlight Control and the Bing Geocoding and Routing services to make a route planning application. Worth keeping an eye on.


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Build your own Bing image search with the Bing API and jQuery  (Unpublished)

One of the most popular parts of Bing is its image search with its never-ending scroll feature. In this post I'll show you my own implementation of a Bing-like image search using the Bing API and jQuery.


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Embed Dynamic Bing Maps with Javascript  (Unpublished)

We were recently asked to add dynamic Bing maps into a website. "No problem" we said - having no clue of the heartache that lay ahead. After beating our head against the wall for a while we eventually figured out how to use javascript to add Bing maps into a webpage, and we thought we'd sh...


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Boston Subway (MBTA) Fare Visualization WPF Application  (Unpublished)

The MBTA has announced a visualization challenge after releasing their Google Transit Feed Spec (GTFS) files to the public. Along with the GTFS files the MBTA has released a days worth of Charlie card taps (fare cards) for developers to visualize "a day in the life of the MBTA". This bas...


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Add a bit of ‘Bing’ to your silverlight maps  (Unpublished)

As you cannot have missed in the news recently Microsoft has re-branded its search offering to be called “Bing”. This means Virtual Earth is now called Bing Maps for Enterprise. Yesterday Microsoft automatically updated the Ajax Virtual Earth control to use the new Bing logo and you may have wondere...


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