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Why 2016 Will Be The Year Of Mass Wearables Adoption – ARC
Wearables are here to stay. We just need to show them some love. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.scoop.it Most people don’t define the technology they use into a category, but we have been using wearables for years. It’s your headphones … Continue reading →
Posted in Android, Google, Google Glasses, Google maps, GPS Nav, Internet of Things, IoT, iPhone, Navigation Maps, Smart watch, SmartPhone, SmartWatch, Wearable tech
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Tagged AR, Cancer, car navigation, facial recognition, FIT, golf glasses, Google Glasses, Google Maps, GPS navigation, Internet of Things, IoT, MP3 player, Palm, prostate cancer, s, Skiing, Smartphone, smartwatch, Spotify, wearable computing, wearables, Windows CE
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What’s the best nav app in 2016 and New “Uber tab” added to Google Maps
Google adds ride-sharing tab to maps to enable more options, faster time to destination. Sourced through Scoop.it from: searchengineland.com When it comes to maps for travelers, Google is making a huge effort to provide lots of options and when it … Continue reading →
Posted in Best GPS, Car Navigation, city GPS travel apps, commuting, Google maps, GPS Car Nav, GPS features, GPS Maps, GPS Nav, GPS Navigation, GPS Survey, GPS Test, HERE, holiday traffic, nav apps, Nav Maps, Navigation Maps, Nokia Here, real time traffic, TomTom, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic Information, Traffic jam, uber, Unusual Traffic
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Tagged accurate traffic information, best GPS NAV, best map app, best nav app, best nav in 2016, car nav, car navigation, free GPS apps, Google Maps, GPS, how to choose a gps, how to choose a nav app, location services on my phone, Maps, March Madness, Motoring, Nokia Here, NZTA, real time traffic, real time traffic information, RTTI, TomTom, which gps to buy, which nav to buy
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Self-driving Fords are keeping their cool in the snow
Self-driving cars are ultimately expected to become safer than those driven by people, but first they will have to overcome their biggest nemesis: snow. It’s slippery, unpredictable and obscures road markings. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.gizmag.com Whilst I’m a little … Continue reading →
Posted in Autonomous cars, Driverless Cars, driverless vehicles, Motoring
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Tagged Autonomous cars, car navigation, driverless cars, Ford, LiDAR, Self-driving Ford, winter driving
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Entrepreneurs realised three words can pinpoint ANYWHERE on the planet
Chris Sheldrick, pictured, and Jack Waley-Cohen’s London-based company, what3words, is used to help map parts of the world which are not covered by precise street addresses. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.dailymail.co.uk Apparently my office is at Happy.Slip.Poster although I’m not … Continue reading →
Posted in Car Navigation, GPS Car Nav, uber
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Tagged car nav, car navigation, entrepreneur, GPS, Uber, What3words
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Amateur archaeologists are finding lost Roman roads using lasers
“Latest News – NEW ROAD DISCOVERED,” reads David Ratledge’s page on the Roman Roads Research Association. “After only 45 years of searching, I have at long last found the Roman Road from Ribchester to Lancaster!” Ratledge, an amateur archaeologist, has indeed … Continue reading →
The Clever Way Ford’s Self-Driving Cars Navigate in Snow
There are a few tricky problems to solve before we can all let go of the wheel. One of those is how autonomous cars respond to bad weather. Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.wired.com What does this mean? Is Ford going … Continue reading →
Directions For Apple Maps
Sourced through Scoop.it from: http://www.youtube.com As you know, I’ve been trialing several map and navigation applications lately, just to catch up with how they are going. I haven’t used Apple Maps for a while, although I do have an iPhone. … Continue reading →
Posted in Apple Maps, Best GPS, GPS Car Nav, GPS Maps, iPhone, Navigation Maps
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Tagged Apple Maps, car navigation, GPS navigation, Smartphone
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