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Gatlinburg TN (SPX) Mar 22, 2011 We have all been there: We spend an hour navigating through an unfamiliar city looking for a place, only to find that the information in our trusty GPS is outdated or just plain wrong because it was mechanically geocoded. GPS Mundi solves this problem by actually visiting the place, marking the precise coordinates of the entrance, and taking a picture which can be displayed on your GPS so you know what to look for. These coordinates are then packaged into a file that can be downloaded onto your GPS. These are the major cities and areas currently covered: Austria: Vienna, Salzburg; Bulgaria: Sofia, Plovdiv, Burgas, Nessebar; Croatia: Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Coastal Cities, Istria; Czech Republic: Prague; Hungary: Budapest; Italy: Florence, Tuscany, Venice; Poland: Krakow, Warsaw; Romania: Bucharest, Brasov, Painted Monasteries, Sighisoara; Slovakia: Bratislava; Slovenia: Ljubljana, Lake Bled; Spain: Barcelona, Toledo. The emphasis is on destinations that you are most likely to be recommended to by a Tourist Information Office or a Guidebook. It works great for the car as well as walking, and also shows you nearby Points of Interest that you would have otherwise missed. Most major brands of GPS are supported, with the added bonus of showing an actual picture of the place on Garmin Nuvi units. Available for immediate download here.
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LockMart GPS III Team Completes Key Flight Software MilestoneNewtown PA (SPX) Mar 18, 2011 The Lockheed Martin-led team developing the U.S. Air Force's next generation Global Position System, known as GPS III, has successfully completed the program's first major flight software integration milestone at the company's software integration laboratory in Newtown, Pa. The test event successfully integrated the initial flight software builds and flight-like computer processors for the ... read more |
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