The phrase "adding location information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of including geographical data or context in a document, application, or system.
Example: "The new update will enhance the app's functionality by adding location information to user profiles."
Alternatives: "incorporating location data" or "including geographical details."
Apple has detailed instructions for manually adding location information, setting exact GPS coordinates and fine-tuning placement on the map in iPhoto '11 at bit.ly/elXSNv.ly/elXSNv
Adding location information to e-mail could be particularly powerful, he said.
Adding location information to pictures has broad social implications, says Stewart Butterfield, founder and chief executive officer of Flickr.
Adding location information on Flickr is done through the Organizr, under the Organize tab.
The new ad is called a Smart Geofilter, which will automatically add location information or other real-time information to a nationwide or chain Geofilter.
If you want to add location information to pictures today, it's a fairly tedious process.
Sept. 15, 2011: Today's update adds location information for factories in Brazil, Argentina, Andorra, Hungary, Poland, Germany, Portugal, Bulgaria, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
The site adds location information to all of its content, including network blog posts, so that people can find content related to where they work, live or play.
Regular digital cameras with SD memory card slots can also add location information automatically if the photographer uses an Eye-Fi card.
Another work in progress is Informacam, which will add location information and a digital seal that shows if a file has been tampered with.
A number of websites already allow users to add location information to their pictures and to search geographically, including Zooomr, a photo-sharing site; Mappr, which maps Flickr photos; and Platial, an online atlas built with user-generated pictures, video, and comments.
