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Tuesday, September 30th, 2008Cowen and Co. argues that Google Maps surpasses rivals in features and will help give the company dominant mobile search share.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency on Tuesday agreed to delay when it will issue new flood maps for Illinois, putting the state on the same timetable as Missouri.
In the 2005 movie “Domino,” a character curses MapQuest for making him late and the words “never again” are used. Now, as a new study crowns Google Maps a sort of leader in this field, a lot of folks seem to have taken similar oaths regarding Live Search Maps and Yahoo Maps. read more
SOFTWARE JUGGERNAUT Microsoft has managed to map Buenos Aires, Argentina before Google Maps. As the local press went bonkers over the launch of the Argentine version of Livemaps, we decided to try it out, only to find it fully works on Microsoft’s IE and sports half-finished translations.
Antique maps of Malta recently acquired by the government will go on public display for the first time this Saturday during Notte Bianca. The Ganado Map Collection will be exhibited at the Auberge de Castille.
Cowen & Co. , an industry analyst firm that specializes in covering Web services, released a statement today discussing its findings on the success of online mapping solutions. To no one’s surprise, the analyst found that Google Maps is the de facto leader in the space, while its rivals, Yahoo Maps, MapQuest, and Live Search Maps have slipped well behind Google. According to the analyst, …
Model HMC5843 chip-scale compass IC with 3-axis magnetic sensors enables display of compassing, pointing, and heading information, regardless of angle device is being held, enabling user to more easily and intuitively read digital maps. It incorporates 12 bit A/D converter and I2C serial bus interface in 4 x 4 x 1.3 mm SMT package. Interface allows for integration into devices with personal …