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30 Apr 09

Garmin Nuvi 265WT Review - GPS

This looks like the best one with traffic.

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  • Garmin Nuvi 265WT
  • traffic antenna is built into the unit's cigarette lighter charger. However, unlike the Navman S300t, it's not completely incognito as the cable linking the Garmin to your car is double the thickness of normal cables, plus there's a solid black rectangular blob about seven-eighths of the way up said cable.
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GPS traffic messaging FAQ - GPS

  • Which portable GPS units have traffic built-in?

    The major brands — TomTom, Mio, Navman and Garmin — currently offer a number of GPS units with traffic messaging hardware and a Suna subscription out of the box.

Traffic-enabled GPS navigators - Page 3 - GPS

  • TomTom XL Traffic (2nd generation)


    Compact, correctable, good looking and easy to use, the TomTom XL is a great portable GPS. For AU$100 more there's this Traffic version with, uhh, traffic messaging built-in.

Traffic-enabled GPS navigators - GPS

  • TomTom's XL Traffic just squeaks in under the magic AU$500 mark. It's got the same features as the regular XL — good looks, compact size, ease of use and the ability to correct map errors — but, you guessed it, with traffic messaging. Traffic bundles are also available for the more expensive Go 730 and Go 930 models.
  • Navman's traffic-equipped S300t, with its slimline silver and metal body and iPhone-esque interface, it would be a shoo-in.
10 Jun 08

Sense Networks

  • Sense Networks' experts in machine learning have developed a series of break-through algorithms that reduce the dimensionality of location data, and can characterize places according to the activity and movement between them.
  • redict demand for services and places.
02 Jun 08

Whrrl Login

    • Expand your world with the help of friends.


      • Discover places, movies, and events by seeing where your friends are going.
      • Share experiences with friends.
      • Track the places you've been and the places you want to go.
      • Share your location with friends on the go.
24 Apr 08

OpenStreetMap

  • OpenStreetMap is a free editable map of the whole world. It is made by people like you.


    OpenStreetMap allows you to view, edit and use geographical data in a collaborative way from anywhere on Earth.

25 Feb 08

www.oopsimlate.com - Oops I'm Late!

  • Oops I'm Late! is a notification application mobile phones based upon GPS. Whether you are late, on-time, or early, let Oops I'm Late! keep in touch rather than be distracted while driving. No re-entering destination information for the umteenth time; Oops I'm Late! uses Calendar information already on your phone to obtain coordinates.

Run.GPS

  • Run.GPS is the perfect tool for sports like running, skiing and walking. It uses the Global Positioning System (GPS) to record all of your training parameters like speed, distance and altitude.
12 Jun 07

bliin YourLIVE! º Always There

  • bliin lets you share your location and geo-tagged photos from your handset in real-time.

    You can find and follow your friends across the world and share experiences via your phone and over the web.

    Download POCKETbliin or bliinGPSXS to show you're out there LIVE!
30 May 07

Kakiloc - Home

    • Discover where your friends are
    • Follow their journey in real-time on Google Maps
13 May 07

MSCAPERS

  • is is the home of the mscape project. This is the place where you
    can download, create and share mobile, location–based media. Now
    that handheld GPS devices are here, the inventors at HP Labs are
    moving beyond personal navigation: we are expanding the world around
    us with a simple tool that builds compelling interactive experiences
    that you control as you move from place to plac
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