Using Google Maps For Travelers
Traveling is one thing that keeps you connected with the world: you explore new places, get to see, eat, and feel new things, meet new people, and a lot more.
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The Best Language Learning Software
"When in Rome, do as the Romans do" - St Ambrose; Perhaps the best application of this saying would be in the field of language learning.
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The Worst Technology For Travelers
Since time immemorial, experimenting and technology have been a vital factor behind man’s progress.
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Donation Coder New Apps For A New Year Event Results
Hi there ghacks readers!It's mouser from DonationCoder.
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The Most Useful Websites for Travel
There are many books and websites available on the net today that offer planned nature trips at the lowest possible prices, but for those with an independent st
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European Mobile Charger Agreement Comes into Force Today
A voluntary agreement by all the major mobile phone manufacturers comes into force today in the EU, and because of the way phones are manufactured these days it
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Windows Phone Marketplace hits 5,000 Apps and is Cracked
There's been good news and bad for Microsoft this week.
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The Best Technology for Travelers
You are probably expecting me to go into a review of a new laptop or tablet here, but that's not at all what I'm going to do.
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Thoughts on Technology and Travel
Traveling with technology requires a certain je ne sais quoi, that sense of something that the French sum up so well with a simple “I don't knowâ€.
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Over 300,000 Android Phones Are Being Activated Every Day
Back in August, Google's Andy Rubin proudly boasted that Android phones were being sold at the rate of 200,000 worldwide every day.
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Google shows off Android for Tablets
I'm going to come clean, I'm not a fan of Google's Android operating system.
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Backpacks for Laptops – Traveling with Technology
The mighty backpack has been around for a long time.
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Shopping for Travelers
One of the hardest things about this time of the year is finding the right gifts for the people you love.
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Windows Phone hits 3,000 apps + 1 unlocker
Two interesting Windows Phone stories have emerged today.
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Travel Technology Today, What's Your Gear List?
What is the best travel technology to bring with you when you are going abroad? It's a difficult question to answer since the needs of different travelers tend
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Finding the Right Way to Power Your Devices on the Road
One of the difficulties of travel in the modern world is that not all countries operate on the same type of electricity.
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How To Protect Your USB Device At Cyber Cafes
Entertainment on the go has become a must for travelers.
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GPS, You Will Never Be Lost Again
One of the most widely used technologies in travel worldwide, the Global Positioning System or simply GPS, has become indispensable in our traveling lives.
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Tablets, Changing Travel Habits
There used to exist a time where travel meant devoting the entire time to your companions, be it family or friends.
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Great Travel Gadgets
I'm definitely a gadget guy.
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Have Smart Phone, Will Travel But Be Careful!
One of the great things about living in this age of smart phones and wi-fi devices is that it makes getting connected to the internet pretty easy, no matter whe
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FB-Secure, Configure Facebook Application Rights During App Installation
Facebook applications can request rights to access user information during installation.
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Enter Windows Phone 7
With the smartphone market already crammed with handsets, operating systems and options, Microsoft have now entered the fray with their latest and greatest.
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"One App to Rule Them All" move by Europe
A new European project, kick-started by 22 European companies and organisations aims to develop an application development environment that will work across all
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Spoon Adds Browser Sandbox, To Desktop Apps Web Launcher
Spoon offers a web service for Windows users that allows them to run desktop applications directly in the web browser, without prior downloads or installations.
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Chrome OS Tablet coming from Google and Verizon in November
Google's new Chrome OS cloud-based operating system is about to make its first appearance, not on netbooks, as was first thought, but on tablet devices instead.
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Facebook 'dislike' scam
Many users of the social networking site Facebook have long been asking for a dislike button and now it looks like they've got what they were asking for.
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Blackberry in trouble again, this time with India
Blackberry makers Research in Motion (RIM) are in trouble again, this time with India, after squabbles with the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Algeria, KuwaitÂ
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Virus hits Google Android
With the number of smartphones on the market on an ever-increasing rise Google's Android operating system is the first to be hit by a major virus.
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RIM may yet avert Saudi Blackberry ban
Research in Motion's Blackberry devices have been causing all sorts of controversy in the middle-east in recent months with countries such as Saudi Arabia and t
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UAE to block the Blackberry?
After previous problems in the country, the United Arab Emirates is now set to at least temorarily block RIM's Blackberry phones in the country, saying they pos
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RIM to launch Blackpad?
It could be the worst branding exercise since technology company Blick launched their glossy white Internet radios, and suddenly realised they wouldn't be able
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Jailbreaking Now Legal, In The US
Jailbreaking refers to methods to modify a device to remove some, or even all, of the restrictions that are imposed on it by its developer.
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Apps For uTorrent Overview
A web based extensions framework has been integrated into developer versions of uTorrent some time ago, offering the prospect to extend the basic functionality
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AT&T gives loyal customers free Femtocell
The femtocell caused a great deal of excitement when the technology was first announced a couple of years ago.
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F-Secure Anti-Theft For Mobile
Update: F-Secure Anti-Theft is no longer available in its current form.
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AT&T Sends apologies to security breach iPad owners
After last week's security breach in which the email addresses of iPad owners were harvested by hackers, AT&T has now sent letters to apologies to the custo
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iPad / AT&T vulnerability leaks email addresses... who is to blame?
Hackers have exploited a vulnerability on AT&T's US network when iPad users authenticated themselves online that has allowed them to gain access to a list o
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How To Delete Facebook Applications
I'm not a very active Facebook user.
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Tether your Android phone to your Linux laptop
Picture this: Your working on a client's machine running a complicated registry edit you found on a web site.
