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Items tagged with 'Maps'

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Nokia Adds Sight Recognition To HERE Maps

Nokia Adds Sight Recognition To HERE Maps

Wednesday, May 22, 2013 - by Ray Willington in News
One could easily argue that the company who manages to perfect human-to-computer voice communications will have the future at their fingertips. While talking to a computer (or your car, or Siri) isn't new, it's not exactly ironed-out. Many folks won't even use Siri because the results are so spotty. Not even Google has... Read More
Foxconn Profits Plummet As iPhone Sales Disappoint: Is This The New Normal?

Foxconn Profits Plummet As iPhone Sales Disappoint: Is This The New Normal?

Wednesday, April 10, 2013 - by Joel Hruska in News
Foxconn is Apple's major manufacturing partner, and has ridden Cupertino's coattails to excellent year-on-year profit growth, even as its employees opted to take flying leaps from its manufacturing centers. The two companies are intertwined to the point that Apple products now account for between 60-70 percent of Foxconn's... Read More
California Bans Smartphone Maps Checking While Driving

California Bans Smartphone Maps Checking While Driving

Monday, April 08, 2013 - by Ray Willington in News
Thinking about punching in updated directions on your smartphone while cruising in California? Think again. Over the years, states have been marching towards a highway system that's devoid of any texting, phone holding, etc. And that's a good thing, given that distracted driving can (and does) lead to far too many accidents.... Read More
Google Updates Maps for iPhone

Google Updates Maps for iPhone

Wednesday, March 06, 2013 - by Paul Lilly in News
It wasn't all that long ago when iPhone users were lamenting the loss of Google Maps, especially when Apple's own mapping software was leading them astray. Not only is Google Maps back on iOS (provided you download it from iTunes), but it's receiving updates, the most recent of which introduces faster local search and contacts... Read More
TomTom Providing Fiat Vehicles With Upgraded In-Car NAV System

TomTom Providing Fiat Vehicles With Upgraded In-Car NAV System

Wednesday, March 06, 2013 - by Ray Willington in News
For companies like TomTom, it's a tough road ahead. Personal navigation devices have lost their luster as people move on to in-car systems and savvy smartphones, but the company is being quite smart about its future. Instead of banking on PND sales, TomTom has just landed a deal to provide the in-car navigation system for... Read More
Google Adds 38 Ski Lift Runs To Google Maps To Spice Up Your Winter

Google Adds 38 Ski Lift Runs To Google Maps To Spice Up Your Winter

Wednesday, February 06, 2013 - by Ray Willington in News
Going skiing this winter? If so, be sure to bring Google up in the ski lift. The company has already accomplished some amazing things with Street View, but its latest achievement reaches beyond amazing and goes straight to useful. With timing that couldn't be more perfect, Google has added 38 run and lift maps for some... Read More
Google Maps Updated with Glorious Street Views of The Grand Canyon

Google Maps Updated with Glorious Street Views of The Grand Canyon

Thursday, January 31, 2013 - by Seth Colaner in News
Google Maps has changed the way we navigate the world, whether it’s planning out a trip (or adjusting on the fly), using your smartphone to figure out where the dang ballet studio is, having a Street View look at the town you’re about to move to, and so on, and the service just keeps getting better. This fall,... Read More
Goodbye Apple Maps, Welcome Back Google

Goodbye Apple Maps, Welcome Back Google

Thursday, December 13, 2012 - by Jennifer Johnson in News
In September, Apple ditched Google's mapping data in order to switch to its own maps app. The results were horrible, eventually causing CEO Tim Cook to issue a public apology for the maps fiasco. Apple's troubles didn't end there. Earlier this week, Australian authorities warned people against using Apple Maps and... Read More
Australian Police Warn Motorists Against Relying on Apple iOS 6 Maps

Australian Police Warn Motorists Against Relying on Apple iOS 6 Maps

Monday, December 10, 2012 - by Jennifer Johnson in News
The inaccuracies in Apple's new mapping application have been well publicized. Apple has acknowledged issues, and CEO Tim Cook has even issued a public apology for the maps fiasco in iOS6. It's been a couple months since Apple replaced Google Maps with its own app and the company is still working to improve things. Although... Read More
Microsoft Updates Bing Maps with 121TB of Global Satellite Imagery

Microsoft Updates Bing Maps with 121TB of Global Satellite Imagery

Sunday, December 02, 2012 - by Rob Williams in News
The folks behind Bing Maps have been undeniably busy this past month: they've released 121 terabytes worth of satellite and Global Ortho imagery to its Windows 8 Maps app and Bing Maps, released a Hurricane Sandy-specific map app and have also launched a Facebook page where they'll show off some cool imagery each and every... Read More
Google Brings Indoor Maps To Desktop Web Browsers

Google Brings Indoor Maps To Desktop Web Browsers

Thursday, November 22, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
Right around a year ago, Google introduced the first wave of indoor maps. Being able to locate yourself while trapped within concrete walls -- in places like concert halls, shopping malls, etc. -- has been a challenge for a long while, but leave it to a company like Google to figure out a workaround. Now, the company is... Read More
Nokia's Here Maps App Arrives For iPad And iPhone

Nokia's Here Maps App Arrives For iPad And iPhone

Wednesday, November 21, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
Nokia's mapping system is right up there with Google's system in terms of depth, range, and reliability. But the company's hampered status in the U.S. has prevented many people from giving it a whirl. As it stands, the best offline mobile mapping solution on the market today resides on Lumia phones, but Nokia understands... Read More
Report: Early Mac OS X 10.9 Builds Point to Siri and Maps Integration

Report: Early Mac OS X 10.9 Builds Point to Siri and Maps Integration

Monday, November 19, 2012 - by Seth Colaner in News
According to 9to5Mac’s sources, the version of Mac OS X due next year will likely have Siri and Apple Maps integration. Specifically, the same essential Siri voice command software found in newer iOS devices is present in these early OS builds. If Siri indeed ends up as part of Mac OS X 10.9, it’s unclear whether... Read More
Google Launches Crisis Map as Hurricane Sandy Slams East Coast

Google Launches Crisis Map as Hurricane Sandy Slams East Coast

Monday, October 29, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
Hurricane Sandy has forced hundreds of thousands of people living along the Eastern Seaboard out of their homes, stranding others who ignored the evacuation orders. According to reports, some 60 million people live in the path of the 900-mile storm, which has been pushing 85 MPH winds and waters up to 11 feet tall. "This... Read More
Nokia Quietly Mapping The World, Could Be A Sleeper Success For Next Generation Lumia Windows Phone 8 Smartphones

Nokia Quietly Mapping The World, Could Be A Sleeper Success For Next Generation Lumia Windows Phone 8 Smartphones

Sunday, October 07, 2012 - by Seth Colaner in News
While Apple’s maps app came up far short with consumers, Google Maps maintains its popularity as the watermark to target, while competitors elbow for market share. Another serious, mostly unsung contend in the maps market, squarely aligned with the Windows Phone platform, is Nokia. Nokia, with its many recent woes,... Read More
Apple CEO Tim Cook Apologizes for Maps Fiasco in iOS 6

Apple CEO Tim Cook Apologizes for Maps Fiasco in iOS 6

Friday, September 28, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
Tim Cook is coming into his own as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Apple. After a little more than a year at the helm, he's managed to differentiate himself in a subtle, yet meaningful way from Steve Jobs, and he did it simply by apologizing for the situation with Maps in iOS 6. We'll give you a moment to pick your... Read More
Amazon Edges Further from Google Reliance with Nokia-Licensed Amazon Maps API Beta

Amazon Edges Further from Google Reliance with Nokia-Licensed Amazon Maps API Beta

Monday, September 17, 2012 - by Seth Colaner in News
We knew that Amazon was ditching Google Maps for its Kindle Fire tablets, but now it’s official: Amazon announced today that it’s Amazon Maps API is now in beta and ready for developers to migrate from the Google Maps API on Android. The two core features of Amazon’s maps are Interactive Maps--so users... Read More
Google Updates Select Locales With High-Res Imagery

Google Updates Select Locales With High-Res Imagery

Sunday, July 29, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
Google is making its Maps and Earth products even better. While the company clearly has to match Apple now that the company is cranking out its own Maps app for iOS 6, it seems that 3D offline maps with flyover data isn't enough. Now, it has just published another extensive catalog of new imagery. This week it has new updates... Read More
Amazon Buys UpNext, Foreshadows Escalating 3D Map Wars

Amazon Buys UpNext, Foreshadows Escalating 3D Map Wars

Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - by Seth Colaner in News
We’ll admit that we didn’t exactly see the 3D maps wars coming, but here it is: just as Google lavished updates on its own Maps, Apple ditched the app and launched its own competing maps feature with iOS 6. Ever the rabble rouser, Amazon looks to be getting into the 3D maps game as well with its acquisition... Read More
Google Maps Coordinate Brings Businesses Together On The Go

Google Maps Coordinate Brings Businesses Together On The Go

Saturday, June 23, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
Google Maps needs no introduction. It's a hugely powerful tool, and while Latitude never really took off, the underlying idea was also a useful one. But now, Google's taking that same sort of thought and applying it to business. The company has just launched Google Maps Coordinate, which is a new way for Maps users to organize... Read More
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