News: Google Earth Pro unveiled for African NGOs
Google has unveiled its Google Earth Pro software to coincide with the upcoming climate change conference in Copenhagen in December.
Rebecca Wanjiku 31/10/2009 02:04:00
News: GPS tracking system unveiled for Alzheimer's patients
The Alzheimer's Association has unveiled a new Web-based application that works with various mobile devices to track people suffering from dementia who may wander off at some point during their illness.
Lucas Mearian 30/10/2009 13:22:00
News: Microsoft to discontinue MSN Direct
Starting in 2012, users of certain GPS devices will no longer get traffic updates, weather reports and other data because Microsoft is discontinuing its MSN Direct service.
Nancy Gohring 29/10/2009 05:08:00
News: Is new Google Nav service really Android-only?
Google Maps Navigation,introduced today, puts the company in direct competition with GPS makers and former best friend, Apple. The service, which can nicely replace a standalone GPS, is only available for handsets running Google's Android operating system.
David Coursey 29/10/2009 07:19:00
News: Google drives into new market with Maps Navigation beta
If you're an Android user, Google is hoping to help you get where you're going.
Sharon Gaudin 29/10/2009 07:02:00
News: Android moving into Mio MiBuddy navigation device
Mio Technology will launch a new version of its MiBuddy 4.7-inch touchscreen Internet and navigation device next year running Google's Android mobile software, a company representative said Tuesday.
Dan Nystedt 28/10/2009 08:09:00
News: VicRoads reverses mobile GPS ban
The motoring authority of Victoria, VicRoads, has backed down on a plan to ban the use of mobile global positioning system (GPS) devices in cars.
Computerworld Staff 21/10/2009 10:39:00
News: TomTom Car Kit for iPhone now available in the UK
The TomTom Car Kit for the iPhone 3G or 3GS is now available for sale in the UK through the Apple Store for £99.99.
Nick Spence 26/09/2009 00:01:00
News: Turn-by-turn GPS navigation comes to Android smartphones
Sygic has launched the first turn-by-turn GPS navigation app for Android-based smartphones, Mobile Maps 2009.
Ross Catanzariti 17/09/2009 09:09:00
News: Google Maps now displays local traffic
Commuters in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane may not yet have access to Google Maps' public transport information, but they can now receive free, live traffic updates on their mobile phones. As of this morning, Google Maps will display traffic information in the three capital cities, as well as the surrounding areas of Wollongong, Central Coast, Geelong, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast.
James Hutchinson 15/09/2009 12:22:00
 
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