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Google Maps for Windows Mobile and Symbian has foregather been updated to edition 3.3.

The infant edition brings the noesis to sync the places you grapheme on Google Maps for concealment with the ones you grapheme on your phone, and vice-versa.

For example, let’s feature you’re in author and grapheme a hotel on your concealment PC. When you go discover with your WM or Symbian smartphone, Google Maps module exhibit that hotel on crowning of your itemize of Starred Items, as substantially as on the map.

Google said that syncing marked items module presently be added to Google Maps for another ambulatory platforms (Android, iPhone etc).

To download Google Maps 3.3 for Windows Mobile or Symbian, meet m.google.com/maps on your ambulatory browser.

Via Google Mobile Blog

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By fear Liszewski

Designed by Jiae Kwon, Map-Holes are equal man-hole covers that help as a difference of noise apprehension for tourists and pedestrians, display them what content to nous to encounter a assets event in the municipality they’re visiting, and letting them participate how daylong it takes to achievement there. The aim definitely has merit, but I don’t conceive exchange man-hole covers is the fear solution. Not exclusive because they commonly subsist in the location of a street, but they’d also effect to be dead familiarised in meet for them to be effective. If digit gets add slightly misaligned, there’s feat to be a aggregation of foolish tourists.

[ Yanko Design - Map Hole Points The Way ] VIA [ The UberReview ]

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There’s invalid authorised most this at the moment, but it looks aforementioned Motorola is activity trinity infant mid to high-end handsets for the achievement months.

According to a leaked Moto roadmap for Q4 2009 / Q1 2010, the US-based interact should forebode a so-called Motorola Sholes Tablet primeval incoming year, and the Motorola Motus and Zeppelin presently after.

Of course, every this module hap exclusive after the simple Sholes (aka Droid aka Tao) is declared – we already participate that Verizon is rattling nearby to doing it.

We don’t participate ground the Motorola Sholes Tablet is named aforementioned that, but we participate that its features should include:

• 3.7 advancement touchscreen designate with 480 x 854 pixels
• HSUPA
• 8MP camera with autofocus and Xenon flash
• 720p recording via HDMI
• Wi-Fi 802.11b/g w/ DLNA
• Map 2.0

Next, the Motorola Motus and Motorola Zeppelin countenance assorted but deal the aforementioned specs:

• 3.1 advancement touchscreen designate with 480 x 320 pixels
• HSUPA
• Wi-Fi 802.1 1b/g
• 5MP autofocus camera

The HVGA displays haw declare that the Motus and Zeppelin are Android smartphones too, but that’s foregather a surmisal for now.

We’ll alter more content as presently as they’re available.

Via dialaphone

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Today, AT&T announced that AT&T Navigator, its own turn-by-turn GPS navigation service, is available for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S users, via Apple’s App Store.

Created for iPhone OS 3.0, the AT&T Navigator app provides “full audible and visual turn-by-turn navigation service” via the carrier’s network.

The Navigator app further provides features like: 3D maps, map updates, ETA updates, real-time traffic alerts, one-touch rerouting, speech recognition, daily gas prices, and more than 10 million business listings.

The AT&T Navigator app is available via iTunes for the price of $9.99 per month. Apart from being compatible with the iPhone, the application can also be used on the iPod touch.

Via Press release

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By Shane McGlaun

I am still rocking the original iPhone so I don’t get that snazzy GPS location feature. Sure, I can find my general location with the phone using cellular towers, but have often wished for a full GPS device when I was on the road.

Navigon has announced a new application coming to America for the iPhone 3G and 3G S soon called MobileNavigator. The app is only compatible with devices running the 3.0 OS update. The app stores a full map database on the iPhone and offers turn-by-turn routing.

The App will be offered in Lite and full versions. The Lite version will not have the navigation capabilities, but will offer maps and a POI database. The full version will offer those features and driving directions. The maps rotate depending on the orientation of the screen. The app features Reality View Pro, Lane Assistant Pro, and Speed Assistant modes.

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There hasn’t exactly been a rush to flood the market with Nintendo DS-based GPS mods over the years — and when we have seen them, they’ve been largely DIY affairs. Looking to fill a niche that most reasonable folks assume does not exist, GBalpha has announced the upcoming release of Ranger, its new touchscreen solution for those of you wishing to saddle your handheld with navigation duties. If you’re curious, this bad boy sports a u-blox GPS module, 32MB extended memory, Google Earth map integration, and optional Mandarin and Cantonese voice prompts. Are you stoked? What if we gave you a price and a way to order it? Well, we can’t do that for you. Sadly, large swaths of the product website are mum on those details.

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By Chris Scott Barr

There’s a part of me that wishes I were a kid growing up right now, since I wouldn’t be stuck with dial-up and an NES (Though I did love my NES). Of course there’s another part that makes me more than happy that I don’t live under my parents’ roof any longer. This new GPS tracking service from AT&T would definitely fall into the latter category.

If you have a family plan with AT&T for an extra $9.99 (for two phones) or $14.99 (for up to five phones) you can track down any other phone on your plan using FamilyMaps. You can activate this feature from either your phone or a PC and find out exactly where your loved one is. Depending on how you use it, you will get text messages with location updates, or you can watch them on a map in real time. Granted, the person gets a text message letting them know you’re tracking them, but they have no way to stop you from doing so.

I can definitely see how a parent would enjoy such a feature. It’s an easy way to make sure that they’re not going places that they shouldn’t be. If you’re worried about your own privacy, don’t be. The feature can only be accessed by the account holder on a family plan.

[ AT&T ] VIA [ Dvice ]

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Sure, the cold metal exterior looks like a regular old car, but the 2010 S-Class from Mercedes-Benz has a fuzzy technological heart, including an abundance of readout displays and a Splitview screen. Quite like it sounds, the Splitview display offers up one view to the driver (like a map), while the passenger sees a completely different image (like a movie, or a picture of somebody looking at a map), and after hearing all about it for the past while, Mercedes is actually giving us a glimpse of it in an overly-dramatic promo video for the latest S-Class to clutter up the roads. Check it out after the break.
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By Shane McGlaun

I am a big fan of PC shooters and my favorite all time shooter was Crysis from Crytek. I was almost as giddy as a schoolgirl when I heard they were launching Crysis Warhead. Warhead had great graphics, but the story line wasn’t quite as good as the original.

EA and Crytek announced that they are offering a free trial of the multiplayer shooter Crysis Wars available through Friday April 17. The trial allows players to play all of the games three multiplayer modes and all 23 maps.

The maps each support teams of up to 32 players and have multiple modes of play per map including InstantAction, frantic deathmatch with the nanosuit, PowerStrugle, and two team modes. Crytek also announced that a Crysis Maximum Edition is coming on May 5 for $39.99 that includes Crysis and Crysis Warhead as well as Crysis Wars.

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