Elements has the best organizer that I've found. It lets you create a catalog of tags in a tree structure along with a thumbnail for each. You can create tags for places too. Dragging a tag to the map (maps provided via internet connection by Yahoo, so no internet, no maps) assigns the GPS coordinates which are then passed along to the pictures assigned to that tag. Photos are presented chronologically with a bar graph at the top that lets you also see how many photos per month you've taken. Although Photoshop Elements does keep this information in a catalog, you also have the option of writing everything back to the file.
After you've tagged your photos, you can filter based on any combination of tags. It'll even let you navigate to a point on the map and limit your search to photos taken in that area.
Of course it also has excellent photo editing capabilities along with the ability to create slideshows and many other things.
What difference does it make if he is publicly named? Apple knows that the phone went missing. Even if Apple didn't get the phone back (which they did) there has to be a very short list of people walking around with them. It wouldn't take long for Apple to find the poor guy.
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Elements has the best organizer that I've found. It lets you create a catalog of tags in a tree structure along with a thumbnail for each. You can create tags for places too. Dragging a tag to the map (maps provided via internet connection by Yahoo, so no internet, no maps) assigns the GPS coordinates which are then passed along to the pictures assigned to that tag. Photos are presented chronologically with a bar graph at the top that lets you also see how many photos per month you've taken. Although Photoshop Elements does keep this information in a catalog, you also have the option of writing everything back to the file. After you've tagged your photos, you can filter based on any combination of tags. It'll even let you navigate to a point on the map and limit your search to photos taken in that area. Of course it also has excellent photo editing capabilities along with the ability to create slideshows and many other things.
What difference does it make if he is publicly named? Apple knows that the phone went missing. Even if Apple didn't get the phone back (which they did) there has to be a very short list of people walking around with them. It wouldn't take long for Apple to find the poor guy.