Tag Archive for 'gps'
The Navigon 7100 GPS comes with Reality View and Lane Assistant which will show you on the screen exactly which way/lane/road to take. It has an automatic traffic jam avoidance system which is very handy and Radar Info which tells you when a speed camera is coming up.
It has more than 2 million [...]
Well, this week is CES, but there won’t be much, if anything, new here regarding mobile, but by some strange coincidence, the Boy Genius Report was able to snag up 7 “leaked” mobile news stories. Really I’m quite suspicious how much of a “leak” they really were, or if the companies sent them the news [...]
So when you use Google maps, you can email the map/directions, print them, or “Send To”. Well, now there is new “Send to GPS” option available thanks to a partnership with TomTom that allows you to send the address of a business or home to your GPS unit with great ease.
So basically this is the iGPS-500 from Pharos but tack on a battery and some geotagging software. So it’s a geo-tagging option from a company known for its GPS hardware.
So do you remember that cool little cell phone that looked a lot like a Helio Ocean but it was from OpenMoko? It was called the Neo 1973 and it was a mobile phone that was completely open, due to the fact that OpenMoko is actually a completely open platform for many products to be [...]
I’m not all that into having a GPS system for your car. It just seems a bit much for me but I’m willing to change my mind and the EGO Drive GPS seems to want me to.
After looking through its features I’m wondering to myself: what doesn’t it come with, can it make me [...]
So, E-Lead will apparently be showing off a new UMPC that looks (not-so-) surprisingly like the Eee PC that everyone has fallen in love with. The main differences are the lack of flash memory, a different distro of Linux, and some sort of weird input interface.
If you’re looking for an easy (PC free) way to geotag your pictures, the GPS Photo Finder from the ATP sounds pretty good. You just sync up your camera with it’s clock, let it got a lock on the location and you’re good to go. It works through applications like Picasa and Google [...]
I really want to give the person who buys this the benefit of a doubt. Unfortunately, I can’t come up with a single idea as to how someone would use this that doesn’t involve spying/snooping of some sort. I guess that’s why they put ‘covert’ right in the title.
Vincent got his Mysto by way of FedEx this morning, it looks great. He hasn’t yet taken the time to review it, so this is just pictures of a more or less dead phone, there is one with the phone on, but that’s it.
