Artikel zum Thema "GPS" bei CIO.de

Free Software Brings Geolocation to Your Windows 7 PC

It would be downright nutty to put a GPS sensor inside your desktop (unless maybe you're sporting one of those ). But what if you wanted to enjoy the perks of mobile device geolocation at your sedentary workstation without the hassle of adding new hardware has you covered. » zum Artikel

Situational Awareness

I learned about situational awareness the hard way. » zum Artikel

BBC cease and desist order puts down iPhone iPlayer app

A promising and potentially useful iPhone application that would have allowed users to browse, view and even download content from the BBC was blocked by the corporation. » zum Artikel

Penguin working on eBooks for Apple's iPad

has revealed it's working on eBooks for . » zum Artikel

Tax-Prep Sites Fight for Your 2009 Return

Sign of the times: Most people who use software to prepare and electronically file their income tax returns now opt for Web services, as opposed to the desktop products that pioneered the category. The major players in this market--, H&R Block at Home (formerly TaxCut), and Second Story Software's TaxAct--continue to refine their offerings with features that ease the pain of data entry and help ... » zum Artikel

Alle Blackberry-Modelle im Überblick

6 Blackberry Storm 2 9520
Storm, Bold, Curve, Pearl: Die Produktpalette von RIM bietet für jeden Geschmack das richtige Modell: Vom klassischen Business-Handy über das schicke Klapp-Gerät bis hin zum Multimedia-Spezialisten mit Touchscreen-Bedienung. Wir geben einen Überblick über das Blackberry-Portfolio. » zum Artikel

Apple Abolishes Wi-Fi Scanners From App Store

First , now Wi-Fi. » zum Artikel

LG offers phone resellers a taste of fresh Cookie

The LG GS290 Cookie Fresh isn't yet available on planet Earth, but you can find it on Planet Reseller, the part of the Cebit trade show reserved for distributors and resellers. » zum Artikel

Vimov helps developers test multitouch iPad apps

Vimov is offering developers writing for the Apple iPad a head-start in testing their apps, using an iPhone as a multitouch controller for Apple's iPad simulator. The tool is designed to help developers who otherwise face problems testing some hardware-dependant features of their apps until they can get their hands on a real iPad. » zum Artikel

Nokia 5233

The Nokia 5233 proves that just because a phone's price tag doesn't cross over into five figures, doesn't mean it cannot stand on its own. The 5233 might not have all the features under the sun but it's still a very good phone.Like I mentioned earlier, the 5233 doesn't have much to boast of when it comes to features. It doesn't support Wi-Fi or 3G (which would be useful once ). It has only 70MB of ... » zum Artikel

SuperGlued for iPhone

is a promising utility that lets you track nearby concerts. Tied to the , the mobile app shares many of the same features for finding a concert, sharing your thoughts with other concert-goers (through Twitter), and searching based on your location. » zum Artikel

TomTom updates iPhone satnav app

Today at the tradeshow in Hannover, Germany, announced a number of new services and features for its TomTom satellite navigation app for iPhone. But despite the enhancements, TomTom still believes that a standalone device is better than the £59 app. » zum Artikel

Innocomm shows Android smartphone with analog TV

Innocomm Technology, a young smartphone developer, plans to launch its first handset with Google's Android mobile operating system and an analog TV receiver in the middle of this year, a company representative said Tuesday. » zum Artikel

Motorola Milestone und Nokia N900 gegen das iPhone

Nokia N900
iPhone im Vergleichstest: Apples iPhone ist in puncto Bedienung und Apps zum Download immer noch führend. Doch die Konkurrenz bedrängt Apple. Mit dem Android-Handy Milestone von Motorola und dem Linux-Handy N900 von Nokia gibt es seit der Weihnachtszeit zwei beachtliche Konkurrenten für das iPhone. Unsere Kollegen der PC Welt haben die drei Smartphones miteinander verglichen. » zum Artikel

Jailbreaking in the iPhone 3.0 era

In a few short years, Apple has established the iPhone as the mobile platform to beat. Each successive firmware update opens new, and often unmatched, features for users and developers to explore. Many of these features, however, find their roots outside Apple's walled-garden approach to the , as the jailbreak community proves time and again to be an innovative environment for off-limits apps that ... » zum Artikel

London GPs helping patients opt out of huge NHS database

GPs in London are helping patients to opt out of digital care records, in a move that could present a major threat to the of the £12.7 billion (US$19.4 billion) National Programme for IT. » zum Artikel

Alice goes down the rabbit hole to the App Store

The White Rabbit has made his way into the App Store, and not a second too late. Hoping to experience some of the hype surrounding Tim Burton's upcoming film, Disney Interactive released (iTunes link) for iPhone and iPod touch earlier this week. The game features Alice and fan-favorites like the Cheshire Cat and Mad Hatter as they make their way through a whimsical fantasy land inspired by Burton's ... » zum Artikel

LG BL40 New Chocolate

Just like the , the LG BL40 (also christened the "New Chocolate") is a phone that's all about its unique looks and display. In the LG's case, the looks certainly add a lot to the equation, but isn't enough to make the phone spectacular.The BL40 certainly doesn't skimp on features. It supports Wi-Fi, GPS and 3G and has a 5MP camera with an LED flash. It has a full glass display with a resolution of ... » zum Artikel

TomTom XXL 540S GPS Navigator

has the on sale for $150--half off of its original retail price of $300 and $15 cheaper than what other online retailers are selling it for. » zum Artikel

RFID to track Queensland kangaroo meat

The Queensland government will roll out radio frequency identification devices (RFID) in a $61,000 trial to track the supply chain of kangaroo meat. » zum Artikel

Bluetooth spurs short-range wireless

Global shipments of short-range wireless ICs (Bluetooth, NFC, UWB, 802.15.4, Wi-Fi) are expected to surpass two billion units this year, increasing approximately 20 percent compared to 2009. » zum Artikel

HTC HD2

With its huge 4.3-inch screen HTC's HD2 looks more like a tablet than a cellphone. Apart from its looks, the HTC also impresses with its performance, a smooth touch-friendly UI and connectivity options. In spite of a set of small drawbacks, HTC's newest phone is a power-packed device.The HD2 runs on Windows Mobile Professional 6.5 but it also uses HTC's own SenseUI. It is powered by the same 1GHz ... » zum Artikel

TomTom intros ProClip car kit for iPhone

has introduced its latest car kit for iPhone users designed to securely integrate into your car with the ProClip. » zum Artikel

Lenovo Thinkpad Edge

The new 13-inch ultraportable is unlike most Thinkpads of the past. It sports a refreshing new look, comes with a decent ULV processor, has excellent build quality--as usual--and very good battery life. » zum Artikel

Google transit launches in Europe

Google Monday launched Transit, an add-on service to Google Maps that incorporates public transport routes and schedules to allow users to plan journeys across town.The new service is being launched in Brussels together with the city's public transport operator MIVB/STIB and will be rolled out in other cities in Europe at a later date, Google said in a statement. The service is already available ... » zum Artikel

Apple App Store's Dirty Little Secret

If you're an iPhone owner, you've probably got a virtual wardrobe full of deleted iPhone apps. Most cost you a dollar or more, others were downloaded for free, but nearly all of them let you down in some way. » zum Artikel

Massive Storms Don't Halt D.C. IT Ops

The WashingtonPost.com headline "Whiteout paralyzes region" summed up life in the nation's capital earlier this month as back-to-back storms blanketed the region with more than two feet of snow. » zum Artikel

The Grill: Tom Mitchell


Just Mobile Xtand Go

It's hard to get excited about an iPhone car mount, I know. But if use your phone as a GPS navigation device, some kind of mount is an indispensable add-on, and Just Mobile's is one of the best I've tried. » zum Artikel

Watching the creative destruction of the mobile industry at MWC

The mobile device and infrastructure industries continued their familiar yet increasingly complex dance at this week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: Consumers and enterprises receive ever more devices to choose from, while carriers scramble to figure out how to support, deploy and make money off the mix. » zum Artikel


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Mit GPS-Trackern oder dem iPhone 3G lassen sich Geodaten aufzeichnen. ... Test:
Photolinker 2.1. Photolinker 2.1: Fotos mit GPS-Daten verbinden. ...
Das Unternehmen Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) präsentiert eine
stromsparende GPS-Architekturfür mobile Geräte. ... GPS mit GSD4t. ...
... DigitalRise X9. Tablet-PC mit 3G, GPS und Windows 7. ... Daneben sind 2 Gigabyte RAM,
eine 1,3-Megapixel-Webcam, GPS und ein 2800mAh starker Akku integriert. ...

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