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Analyst: Voice-based GPS turn-by-turn directions for iPhone coming within three months

"Apple’s online App Store for the iPhone, with hundreds of programs available so far, has been a big hit since it opened July 11. But one thing that’s conspicuously absent is a navigation program with voice-based, turn-by-turn directions that utilizes the iPhone 3G’s new GPS receiver," Suzanne Choney reports for MSNBC.

Turn Off Your iPhone 3G Wi-Fi Connections For Safety

As most owners of Apple's popular iPhone 3G know, it contains built-in Wi-Fi networking similar to that of a laptop computer. Some iPhone 3G owners don't realize, however, that their phone will automatically connect to certain wireless access points without their knowledge. The only robust way to prevent these unexpected connections is to turn off Wi-Fi on the iPhone 3G when not using it. More - Turn Off Your iPhone 3G Wi-Fi Connections For Safety

Turn of the Century, a New Musical from Tune, Brickman, Elice, Opens Sept. 29

26 Aug 2008 -- York, Daniels, Orbach, de Benedet, Spangler, Racey Work with Tommy Tune on Turn of the Century

Half of online travel consumers turn to web 2.0

No longer do online travel consumers turn solely to glossy websites, image galleries and magazine itineraries. These days, more and more travelers are turning to web 2.0 travel community-based destinations.

Japan Hopes to Turn Sci-Fi into Reality with Elevator to the Stars

From cyborg housemaids and waterpowered cars to dog translators and rocket boots, Japanese boffins have racked up plenty of near-misses in the quest to turn science fiction into reality.

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Moving Beyond Cookie-cutter Retirement Messages: Help Employees Turn Their 401(k) Into An Individual Pension Plan

Hubble space telescope?s odometer to turn over 100,000 orbits on August 11

Washington, August 5 : The odometer on NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope is about to turn over 100,000 orbits on August 11th.

David Suzuki and the Polaris Institute Challenge Politicians to "Turn on the Tap" in the 2008 Federal Election

David Suzuki and the Polaris Institute Challenge Politicians to "Turn on the Tap" in the 2008 Federal Election

Playing Pinball With Atoms: How To Turn Nanotech Devices On And Off

With nanotechnology yielding a burgeoning menagerie of microscopic pumps, motors, and other machines for potential use in medicine and industry, here is one good question: How will humans turn those devices on and off?

Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

TMCNet: Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

Zeta Interactive's RelevantNoise(TM) Technology Shows Both VP Candidates Gain Blogosphere Buzz from Debate; Posts on Palin and Biden Turn More Positive

1920s SatNav Out-Performs iPhone

1403361.jpgAnybody disappointed by the iPhone's lack of turn-by-turn navigation should take a humbling look into the past. The Plus Fours Routefinder, released in 1920, took on the work of many of today's devices, but in a rather handsome analog form.

Judge dismisses iPhone suit against Apple

As the old saying goes, the wheels of justice turn slow…I think there’s more to it, but the wheels of aphorism actually turn even slower. Last year, a man by the name of Jose Trujillo—whom, as we noted, was probably not a reader of our blog—launched the first (but far from the last) class action suit against Apple over the iPhone. Now, according to Bloomberg, that suit has been dismissed.

HP iPAQ 612c Business Navigator

Dull design, scroll wheel isn’t intuitive as it could have been, lack of extra HP software, no turn-by-turn navigation

New Yuke's WiiWare Title Announced

YUKE'S Company of America today announced it will be publishing BPM Racing for WiiWare. Set to turn heads out of the starting gate and turn up the volume on television sets, BPM Racing complements white knuckle racing with a pulsating, diverse electronic soundtrack for a complete visual and audio driving experience. Riders will be rewarded for staying in rhythm with increased speeds, handling, and score multipliers, even getting the opportunity to be the DJ by adding their own samples and effects to various soundtracks.

Indian-American programmes robots to follow the leader better

An Indian-American professor of engineering has programmed a robot that can sense your head turning left a fraction of a second before your body makes that left turn. That turn of the head is the cue it will pick up to keep following.

Robots Learn To Follow

Rather than have the lead robot signal the follower directly, the research team sent "behavioral cues" to the follower via wireless link. Effectively, the cues told the robot, "the leader might be about to turn right" or "might be about to turn left." To develop a decision on how to move, the follower robot was programmed to take into account the lead robot's behavioral cues and the follower's prediction of the lead robot's movement, based on the leader's current speed and direction.

Meet the Characters of Dokapon Kingdom

Like most RPGs worth their salt, Dokapon Kingdom allows players to choose from a variety of job classes in the development of their ideal adventurer. At the beginning, players choose from one of three job types - Warrior, Thief, or Magician - each with a unique bonus ability or trait. For example, the Warrior can randomly receive a boost to his or her attack at the start of a turn, although the Warrior insists that no illegal performance enhancement drugs are involved. The Thief can steal one random item or field magic from another player when he or she passes through them on the play field (and they really don’t care what they snatch, so long as their target has something to lose). Lastly, the Magician can cast two field magic spells prior to their turn, whereas other player classes can only cast one.

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