Up to now, Mapbox has made a name for itself as a provider of highly detailed maps that are able to call out different kinds of detail from what you might get in a typical native map from Google ...

Today, MapBox powers the maps of services like Foursquare and Evernote ... To do this render, they needed to download two thirds of a terabyte of compressed data. "We've got 30 to 40 servers ...

The new service is called Maps Plus, and it will be powered by Mapbox, the open-source-based ... designed to tell you everything you need to download, watch, read, listen to, and explore that ...

Expedition Map Maker at ZeroSixZero. "This has allowed us to save hosting costs and free up time to spend on developing features for users rather than troubleshooting pipelines." "Mapbox partners ...

If you’re an iOS developer that uses maps in your app, but you’re unsatisfied with the level of customization that Apple’s MapKit allows, you’ll be excited by the MapBox news today.

Mapbox, the mapping startup that competes with the likes of Google Maps and Here to power location services on apps like Snapchat and Foursquare, says that a version of its New York map calling ...

So Gundersen and his team mashed up their own maps using Mapbox, a tool they had started to build a year before. Nine years later, more than 350 million people touch a Mapbox visualization every ...

MapBox uses OpenStreetMap data for its own paid map products, including the maps it provides for Foursquare’s website. "We want new users to be able to start mapping within minutes." Screenshot ...

Here’s an example of MapBox maps of an employee’s running routes, made using OSM data: But when he said the week was crazy, Gundersen wasn’t just referring to the half-million-dollar award ...