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You’ll be happy to know that Google Maps comes now with support for subway lines. For now some of New York’s subway lines are showing under part of the transit layer and but we expect that Google will include similar support for more cities around the world.

The lines are interactive and you can find out more about a certain line by clicking on it. The maps are also available on Google Maps Mobile which is even better. Now you’ll know exactly what subway lines to choose in order to get to where you’re going.

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Tags: Google, Google, google maps, Google Maps Mobile, new york, software, Subway
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  • Filed under: Google, software
  • Google shows off Maps Navigation

    We just learned that Google Maps Navigation would be featured on the Motorola DROID and now Google has taken the time to detail the service.

    First and foremost, Google Maps Navigation is that it is a free turn-by-turn GPS mobile application. This free application allows you to input addresses with both text and voice, it will show you traffic data, For now, it’s available only for Android 2.0 and is in beta but hopefully it will make its way onto other platforms such as the iPhone.

    You can check out a 7 minute video demonstration of Google Maps Navigation above, check it out.

    Tags: Accessories, Cell Phones, data traffic, free, Google, google maps, GPS, GPS, Mobile News, Mobile Software, navigation, turn-by-turn

    Malibu iPhone App Released

    Here is a useful to have for the boating fanatics. The Malibu iPhone app provides users with access to Malibu boat factories and information on the nearest Malibu dealers via the contact links and Google maps. Aside from this, you can get the latest news in the boating scene and even share photos which may even be considered for feature at Malibu’s family of websites. Lastly, you can even connect your iPhone or iPod Touch to the MaliView 6.5” color LCD Dash System and watch Malibu Boats videos on the boat with a bigger screen view. The app is free and can be downloaded at the iTunes app store.

    (Source) Press

    Tags: Apple, boat factories, color lcd, dash system, Google, google maps, iPhone, iPhone, iTunes, malibu boat, malibu boats, Mobile Software, share photos

    People who have grown fond of using their mobile devices such as the iPhone for their banking and financial needs can add another suite of banking and financial solutions for consideration as S1 Corporation has announced the release of their suite of banking and payment solutions. With the S1 iPhone app, customers can now perform the various mobile banking options which include checking account balances, transfer payments and bills payments.

    This new app also allows them to locate local branches via GPS from the integrated Google Maps mapping service. The release of this S1 iPhone app should be a welcome addition for the people who have invested relied heavily on mobile banking for a safer and easier means of accessing their financial needs.

    (Source) Press

    Tags: account balances, Apple, checking account, financial solutions, Google, google maps, GPS, iPhone, iPhone, mapping service, mobile banking, mobile devices, Mobile News, Mobile Software, payment solutions, transfer payments, welcome addition

    TrafficTweet for iPhones Released

    Everyone hates traffic jams. But while we can always check the news, here is something that iPhone owners can turn to especially if they are in a hurry or always on the go. The new app is TrafficTweet for the iPhone from Mobomo, an app that provides people an easier way of knowing real-time traffic conditions in any U.S. city. The TrafficTweet app relies heavily on public Twitter feeds from the Twitter community.

    Features:

    • Leverages iPhone 3.0 OS Maps API to directly embed Google Maps into the application, providing a quick snapshot of all traffic alerts on nearby highways and roads.
    • Leverages Twitter Platform so drivers using TrafficTweet can report current road conditions (traffic accidents, lane closures, speed traps and other alerts) to others via Twitter on an interactive map. App users can use color-coded icons to provide the driver with instant feedback.
    • One-Click Driver Reporting eliminates need for onerous driver texting as it takes just one click to report speed and two clicks to report a traffic incident.
    • Powerful Search Function embedded in TrafficTweet app allows users to quickly search for traffic conditions anywhere in the world.

    The TrafficTwitter app for the iPhone is now available for download at the Apple iTunes App Store for only $0.99.

    (Source) Press

    Tags: Apple, apple itunes, community features, Google, google maps, highways, hurry, interactive map, iPhone, iPhone, lane closures, Mobile Software, os maps, road conditions, search function, speed traps, texting, time traffic, traffic accidents, traffic conditions, traffic incident, traffic jams, twitter

    Let us get a little bit naughty with the iPhone. Being single has its own perks and the best way to rate your relationship history is to keep track of them via software app for the iPhone or iPod Touch for memories to show off after some time. The Little Black Book 2.0 for the iPhone or iPod Touch can do just that, an app suited for bachelors and bachelorettes.

    Features of the Little Black Book 2.0:

    • Quick contact entry on the fly with First Impression
    • Dial Lock to calm heated arguments or prevent “drunk dialing”
    • Import and secure existing contacts from your Address Book
    • Text message and Google Maps support
    • Overhauled user interface

    Rate your relationships and store those precious moments are only some of the things you can get out of this iPhone app. The Little Black Book 2.0 app for iPhones or iPod Touch is now available at the iTunes App store for $4.99.

    (Source) Press

    Tags: Apple, bachelors, Cell Phones, dial lock, first impression, fly, Google, google maps, iPhone, iphones, iTunes, little bit, little black book, memories, Mobile Software, precious moments, relationship, relationships, text message, user interface

    Google Maps was great as it was but the latest version of 3.2 adds one more major feature to an already awesome application.  Version 3.2 now provides users the ability to add multiple layers of information to the maps simultaneously such as Latitude friends’ locations, public transit, traffic with real-time updates, Wikipedia, and local search results.  Users can also add their own custom-built routes created on a PC to the map with the My Map layer.  The local search results can then be displayed as tiny red dots for quick access just in case.  Head over to Google Maps website on your Symbian S60 or Windows Mobile-powered handset to download it.

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    Tags: Cell Phones, Google, google maps, Mobile Software, Symbian S60, Windows Mobile

    Now, this isn’t anything more than proof the feature actually works but take it as you will — Google has recently announced that they have successfully implemented a feature that, with the click of a button, will allow users to semi-accurately pinpoint their location reportedly using the W3C Geolocation API.

    Don’t confuse this with GPS as it’s no where near as accurate but perhaps once the technology progresses it will be able to drop a pin on our location such as the iPhone or similar devices.

    If you are using Firefox or Google Chrome, head to www.maps.google.com and check it out.

    Tags: api, geolocation, Google, google maps, GPS, software, w3c
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  • Filed under: GPS, Google, software
  • Last month, we had posted something about UDR releasing an apartment finder to help match seekers with available apartments via the iPhone. Now, Apartments.com releases their own iPhone app which is now available at the Apple App Store. Whether you are looking for an apartment across the street or across the country, renters can now use their iPhone or iPod touch to find a new place to live.

    By delivering instant access to millions of apartments through location-based searches in a visually-enhanced media format including walk through videos, photos, floorplans and integrated mapping, the Apartments.com app puts the nation’s richest apartment content in the palm of the user’s hand.

    Features:

    • The most comprehensive and vivid database of millions of apartments around the country
    • GPS technology for on-the-go renters looking for an apartment nearby, or location-based search options by city/state or zip code
    • Walkthrough video tours that bring apartments to life as if the user were touring the property in person
    • Professional photography and detailed floorplans
    • Integrated mapping by Google Maps
    • Phone and email contact information for apartment properties and communities
    • Saved search functionality providing renters with easy access to saved apartment searches
    • Customized searches that allow renters to search by number of bedrooms, bathrooms, rent, pet policies, parking and more!

    The Apartments.com is now available for download over at the Apple App store.

    (Source) Press

    Tags: apartment finder, apartment properties, Apple, available apartments, bathrooms, country gps, easy access, floorplans, Google, google maps, instant access, iPhone, match, Mobile Software, pet policies, professional photography, search functionality, search options, seekers, video tours

    Sony Ericsson T715 Cell Phone

    Sure, it’s not the prettiest phone, hell, it’s not even the most fully functional but Sony’s recently announced Ericsson T715 slider is new, and that’s why we care about it.

    What you see above is said phone which features a 2.2-inch QVGA screen which is apparantly viewable in direct sunlight. Furthermore it will feature a 3.2MP camera, 3G, Google Maps, Microsoft Exchange support and Accuweather.

    Sony has stated their intentions to ship this device Q3 2009.

    Tags: 22 inch, 3.2mp, 3G, accuweather, camera, google maps, microsoft exchange, QVGA, slider, sony ericsson t715, Uncategorized
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  • Have you missed updating the new number of a close friend? How about updating your address book? Well all that is about to change once you get a hold of the new DubMeNow software that can do all of these for you.

    DUB eliminates the need to swap, save, enter or update any more business card data. You can also ‘tag’ or note information about the contact and see when and where you met on Google Maps.

    New features include:

  • DUB ID –your unique username or identifier allowing you to exchange information without having to give out your mobile number or email address.
  • Group DUB – the ability to exchange contact information with multiple people at once during a meeting, conference, seminar or other large group gathering.
  • Google Maps – Never forget where you met someone again – this feature loads the location and address where the invite took place into your contact’s information.
  • CRM Integration — Dub now sync’s with Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, SugarCRM and Siebel.
  • Twitter – DUB invites displayed on Twitter
  • (Source) DubMeNow

    Tags: address book, business card, Google, google maps, microsoft, mobile number, mobile phones, Mobile Software, new features, Sync, twitter
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  • Filed under: Mobile Software



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