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If you're looking for a portable GPS navigation device with a mammoth screen, Magellan's new RoadMate 1700 could be just the thing.

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Google Maps Navigation: Free and Easy

An impressive feature of Google's new Android 2.0 mobile device operating system is Google Maps Navigation, a that's not only free to use, but is fairly easy to learn as well.

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GPS tracking system unveiled for Alzheimer's patients

The Alzheimer's Association has unveiled a Web-based application that allows Alzheimer's patients to roam within a pre-established area. If they leave that area, a GPS tracking system alerts loved ones or caregivers who can then locate them.

| News | Mobile & wireless | Tech & society | 10/29/09 at 9:43 pm |


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First Look: Verizon Droid with Google Maps GPS

After weeks of ads teasing us with glimpses of a handset that could do what iPhones don't, Verizon Wireless finally unveiled the Droid by Motorola.



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Google drives into new market with Maps Navigation beta

Google unveils the beta version of Google Maps Navigation for Android 2.0 devices.

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