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Magellan at CTIA  

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Magellan, a name synonymous with GPS, now has even more. From carkits to the ToughCase, that will protect your iPhone from virtually anything.  


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How I Converted My Family  

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Episode 12 Sept. 28, 2009 Guest Joel Johnson - @j2inet on Twitter Jerry is now an internet marketing consultant for WSI - Congrats and good luck, Jerry! Joel's mom is using a Mac Browsers for the family - Firefox or Chrome while Joel sticks with IE Surprise, family! You're using Windows 7. Alli moans and complains about monitoring at school Joel moans about corporate monitoring Can you install software without agreeing to the EULA agreement? Joel would never suggest his relatives use Windows Mobile Everyone is on a different network At Joel's house, you don't find...


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More Sygic Mobile Maps  

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Highway navigation Last week, I looked at Sygic Mobile Maps. Overall I found it quite useful for navigating around town. This week I had the opportunity to take it to the highway and check some very specific features. To begin my trip, I opened iPod and started some some random music playing. We then hit the road playing at a respectable volume for a car full of 50-60 somethings to hear. The opening song started quietly, and there was no question when "in 200 yards, turn left" was heard. Unfortunately, as the music got louder, it was in direct competition to "go to the left."...


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Sygic Mobile Maps for iPhone  

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Part I About ten years ago, the men in my life started showing up with various gps devices. I laughed. I scoffed. After all, who needed to know your latitude and longitude, or track where the fish were biting! And then one day, I discovered voiced enabled navigation, apologized to all for my scoffing, and jumped on the gps bandwagon. If you look in my junk drawer, you'll find at least three gps pucks. Fortunately, I haven't needed them with my last two phones, but they were essential when I first started getting unlost. I paid a small fortune for a huge gps puck to use with my Treo 650, and another...


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