Recently, Garmin has just announced the Edge 500 for the bicycle. The Edge 500 is one of those bike consoles that can do quite a lot more than your average bike console. Not only can it track the user’s GPS position, but it also gives the user readouts for velocity, distance, time, elevation, as well as climb and descent. It can also detect temperature, and will even change time zones automatically. Yes, a bike with an Edge 500 on it will call all other bikes wimps.
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Another high technology GPS device comes into our life. This device is come from an innovative designer. His “Navigarius” uses a round display as opposed to the traditional square models. It also includes touchscreen controls, USB connectivity, a microSD reader, as well as a cigarette lighter adapter.
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An interesting gadget, the design is quite simple and easy to take. And of course you will need it. You know, you can never be too careful these days, considering just how our world has degenerated in a rather alarming manner with all sorts of crimes and evil deeds being reported on the news round the clock. Gone are the days of innocence, where one can sleep in peace without locking the front door of the house. Not to mention the criminal atrocities associated with children by devilish adults, making parenting a more stressful job than it already is. Amber Alert aims to alleviate some of the parents’ fears by introducing their Amber Alert GPS 2G child tracking device which is capable of keeping tabs on the little ones all the time, giving their parents a sense of control and much needed peace of mind.
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You can find so many GPS device in the market now, and we must admit that this device is needed in our life. Well, there are just a handful of names when it comes to reliable GPS navigation technology, and Magellan ranks as one of them. The Magellan Maestro 4700 GPS device is one extremely slim device that will come with a relatively widescreen 4.7? color touchscreen display, boasting many user-friendly features that are not only helpful but practical which we’ll look at later right after the jump. You will also find Magellan’s OneTouch user interface throw in for good measure, where it enables the user to perform advanced navigation tasks thanks to its built-in voice command capabilities and hands-free Bluetooth calling.
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If you’re looking for the best GPS money can buy, then this gadget can be the right one for you, the Garmin nüvi line. This gadget has many great features, especially the widescreen models with built-in Bluetooth and FM. The Garmin nuvi 760 has a 4.3″ touch screen color backlit display, Bluetooth for hands-free calling and traffic broadcasts via “silent” FM data channel for intelligent routing based on traffic conditions.
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The Samsung OmniaLITE is designed for users who demand an easy smartphone interface with full support of multimedia, internet, and business features. TouchWiz 2.0 User Interface and downloadable online widgets make it highly user-friendly, while its 3D multimedia player interface provides and enhanced entertainment experiences.
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GPS navigation devices are making their way into the local car population. The usability of such a device rests largely on the screen size, ability to quickly pick up GPS signals, the software plus maps available. Holux has been sending out one improved model after another – the latest, with a 5inch screen and a slimmer profile, should improve legibility, the Holux GPSmile 62 PRO device. It also has new Papago! software that features 3D landmarks and buildings, junction view of expressway entrances and exits, predictive postal code and address search. And it comes with Malfreemaps covering Singapore, Peninsula Malaysia, East Malaysia and Brunei, which are updated weekly.
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‘Geotagging’ is a new trend in digital photography which lets you associate images with the locations where your pictures were taken. The ATP Electronics’ GPS Photo Finder is a portable photo accessory that allows convenient ‘geotagging’ of digital photos taken by any digital camera, and can be used without the need for a computer. Simply plug in your camera’s memory card into the Photo Finder’s built-in card reader which comes with 128MB of internal memory or USB port, and it automatically find and tags your images. Your photos can then be viewed using software such as Picasa and Google Earth which supports ‘geotagging’.
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