Geocaching video to discover this great tech-naturalistic game
Today, I post you a great video to explore this new great game named "Geocaching".
Made by Josh Leo this video explain what a Geocaching is: an entertaining adventure game for gps users.
"Participating in a cache hunt is a good way to take advantage of the wonderful features and capability of a gps unit. The basic idea is to have individuals and organizations set up caches all over the world and share the locations of these caches on the internet. GPS users can then use the location coordinates to find the caches. Once found, a cache may provide the visitor with a wide variety of rewards. All the visitor is asked to do is if they get something they should try to leave something for the cache." (from www.geocaching.com)
Magellan RoadMate 3000T, 3050T and 6000T new devices with multimedia features
Thales’ navigation business announced today three new portable vehicle navigation devices, the Magellan RoadMate 3000T, 3050T and 6000T. The products introduce a new intelligent design that’s compact, stylish, and even easier to use than previous solutions. They also deliver a better navigation experience by combining the award-winning Magellan user interface with the advanced speed and accuracy of Magellan NavEngine(TM) routing technology, an Intel XScale(R) processor and real-time traffic information. The Magellan RoadMate 3000T, 3050T and 6000T cater to drivers’ needs for out-of-the-box routing, traffic avoidance, multi-media functions and features that simplify driving while eliminating the frustration, waste of time and fear of getting lost.
Navman iCN 750, the world’s first image-based navigation device
Navman has also officially announced today the latest addition to its line of innovative in-vehicle navigation devices, the iCN 750. A true breakthrough in technology, the Navman iCN 750 features NavPix(TM), a unique and intuitive way to navigate to destinations using pictures. Designed to change the way people navigate forever, simply select the picture of a desired destination and NavPix will quickly determine the best route to travel without requiring the entry of any address detail. The new iCN 750 features the market’s first, high-resolution 4" WQVGA (480×272) widescreen display, the latest second-generation SiRFstarIII chipset for rapid satellite acquisition, an enhanced user and touchscreen interface, and a built-in digital camera for adding to the system’s NavPix image library. Like all Navman devices, the iCN 750 is easy to operate and ready to use right out of the box.
Navman iCN 530 sleek portable navigation device with second-generation SiRFstarIII chipset
Another official release announced today from Navman about iCN line. The iCN 530 is the most recent rendition of the iCN 520 and iCN 510, its award-winning predecessors. The device offers a sleek new exterior, pocketsize form factor for ultimate portability, the latest GPS technology for rapid satellite acquisition, internal memory for map data storage, and an enhanced user and touchscreen interface.
The Navman iCN 530 features a high-resolution (320×240), 3.5-inch QVGA, touchscreen display; employs a reliable, integrated, high-performance GPS antenna; and houses a long-lasting internal Lithium-Ion battery for operating the unit without external power. The complete iCN 530 solution includes 2GB of on-board FLASH memory; a CD-ROM containing the latest detailed map data; a vehicle power adapter and mounting bracket; a stylus for quick and efficient data entry; a USB sync cable and power pack for PC connectivity; a protective carrying case for convenient storage and travel, and a wireless remote control.
Powered by Navman’s new feature-rich navigation software, exciting capabilities of the iCN 530 include:
Navman iCN 330 the new ultra-stylish and low-cost GPS navigation device
Navman officially announced today its latest low-cost navigation device, the Navman iCN 330. Like its predecessor, the iCN 320, the new Navman is a pocket-sized navigation system designed to offer truly usable guidance technology to the masses. More powerful that ever, the iCN 330 features the latest SiRFXTrac enhancement for improved satellite signal reception. Loaded with valuable f eatures like 3D maps, an innovative progress bar and distance indicator, and a "free drive" map view option that provides access to moving maps without active routing enabled, the iCN 330 is the most affordable all-in-one solution on the market. The exterior of the iCN 330 can also be customized to match personal style or vehicle interior with a selection of clip-on faceplates. Stylish fasciae include options such as wood grain, carbon fiber and gunmetal gray. Like all Navman devices, the iCN 330 is easy to operate and ready to use right out of the box.
MapQuest Navigator, turn-by-turn navigation on mobile phones
As part of MapQuest’s ongoing commitment to make maps and directions available on mobile devices, the Company today announced two new products, MapQuest Navigator and Web based mobile services, making it easier for consumers to find their destinations.
MapQuest Navigator, in partnership with Telmap, will soon enable consumers to access Global Positioning Service (GPS), turn-by-turn, voice-guided directions on mobile phones. The MapQuest Navigator service represents leading-edge technology in online navigation and gives consumers a powerful new level of convenience that’s available when they need it most.
