The most recent issue of Headlightblog.com, which is devoted to Search, was published this week. In addition to articles by a number of my Avenue A | Razorfish colleagues who are Search pros,  there’s an interesting article by Senior Information Architect Kyle Outlaw that covers a number of noteworthy automobile-focused applications based on the GPS capabilities of the iPhone.

One of the applications Kyle profiles is Where, which uses services with location-based data, such as Yelp, to find restaurants, rental cars, hotels, events and where your friends are. The application also helps you, as shown at right, to find the cheapest gas for your location by pulling in data from GasBuddy.com.  To read more, go to the Search, iPhone and GPS article in the August issue of Headlightblog.com.