Billed as the Only Sports Watch With Automatic Wireless Sync – no GPS! The system includes a wireless USB ANT™ Stick that plugs into the user’s PC and automatically downloads workout data stored on the watch to a personal computer. No cables are necessary as the Forerunner 50 synchronizes with the computer once it is in close proximity. Depending on the model purchased, the Forerunner 50 accurately monitors and records heart rate or speed and distance or all of the above. The device is priced at under $100 – Learn more about the Forerunner 50, ANT+Sport and Garmin Connect by visiting the Forerunner 50 mini site at www.garmin.com/buzz/fr50/
Archives for August 9, 2007
Free Outline maps
A couple of news web resaources I wasn’t familiar with until recently… http://www.mapresources.com offers up digital vector maps and PDF format outlines maps, and much more. Also, free outline maps galore are available from http://www.presentationmall.com/free-maps/
Career Boosting Tip: Career and Corporate Cool… a new book
Developer Tip – Maps In Apps 2007
The mobile space, in particular, the LBS marketplace, has always had some great developer opportunities in the form of contests. Typically, the contests offer up developers a chance to access free tools, SDKs, and data. Add to the the opportunity to get some great recognition, your app on a deck, and maybe even some cash… lots of cash! Tele Atlas is now promoting a cool opportunity for mobile (LBS) developers – enter Maps In Apps 2007
From Tele Atlas… Location information enhances all kinds of applications – Tele Atlas wants to see your apps This contest is for consumer and business applications that are not LBS focused, but include mapping or location as a functionality enhancement.
– Registration opens July 23rd and closes September 23rd, 2007
– Participation is open to all mobile applications developers using Tele Atlas data
– Up to 3 finalist applications will be showcased on websites and in the Tele Atlas booth at CTIA IT 2007, visitors and attendees will vote for their favorite application
– One grand prize: $25,000 cash, $50,000 in Tele Atlas map data.
Two runners up prizes: $10,000 cash and $20,000 in Tele Atlas map data.
Click here to read the official rules. or jump to http://www.teleatlas.com/LBSSeries/index.htm
Mobile Developer competition – Tele Atlas Maps In Apps 2007
The mobile space, in particular, the LBS marketplace, has always had some great developer opportunities in the form of contests. Typically, the contests offer up developers a chance to access free tools, SDKs, and data. Add to the the opportunity to get some great recognition, your app on a deck, and maybe even some cash… lots of cash! Tele Atlas is now promoting a cool opportunity for mobile (LBS) developers – enter Maps In Apps 2007
From Tele Atlas… Location information enhances all kinds of applications – Tele Atlas wants to see your apps This contest is for consumer and business applications that are not LBS focused, but include mapping or location as a functionality enhancement.
– Registration opens July 23rd and closes September 23rd, 2007
– Participation is open to all mobile applications developers using Tele Atlas data
– Up to 3 finalist applications will be showcased on websites and in the Tele Atlas booth at CTIA IT 2007, visitors and attendees will vote for their favorite application
– One grand prize: $25,000 cash, $50,000 in Tele Atlas map data.
Two runners up prizes: $10,000 cash and $20,000 in Tele Atlas map data.
Click here to read the official rules. or jump to http://www.teleatlas.com/LBSSeries/index.htm
The new iMac All New Line Features Sleek Aluminum 20- and 24-inch Designs
Just announced today… The entire new iMac line features the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors and a new, ultra-thin aluminum Apple Keyboard, built-in iSight(R) video camera for video conferencing and iLife(R) ’08, making it the ultimate digital lifestyle desktop computer for both consumers and professionals. The 20-inch iMac now starts at just $1,199, $300 less than the previous 20-inch model, and the 24-inch iMac starts at just $1,799, $200 less than the previous 24-inch model. Sweet.. just thinking about no more blue screen of death, constant IE errors etc.. makes me drool after one of these bad boys!