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/ Google Maps for Mobile now includes Street View
Google has updated its Google Maps application for Blackberry and Java-enabled devices with support for Street View
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/ A quake rocks Wall Street and the tremors ripple TCT
Sean Grossberg closed the textbook for his financial derivatives class and sank into the couch.
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/ Street View and Walking Directions in Google Maps Mobile
The latest version of Google Maps for mobile phones brings two popular features that were only available in the desktop version: Street View and walking directions.
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/ Top 10: HP layoffs, Wall Street blues, Palin's hack
The week got off to a rough start with the collapse of Lehman Brothers sending shudders through global financial markets and raising questions about whether there will be a ripple effect on the IT industry. After the market closed Monday, Hewlett-Packard added to the dismal mood by announcing it will lay off 24,600 employees as it integrates Electronic Data Systems into the HP fold. Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was the victim of an apparent hacking attack on the Yahoo account she uses for official business as governor of Alaska, and VMworld brought tales of a new OS that would leave tradional ones on the trash heap.[ Video: Catch up on the top stories of the week with the World Tech Update ]1. Update: HP announces 24,600 layoffs in wake of EDS acquisition: Hewlett-Packard added to a bad-news Monday after the plunging stock market closed, announcing it would lay off 24,600 employees as it works to integrate its $13.9 billion acquisition of Electronic Data Systems into the company. Layoffs had been expected, but the size of them came as a surprise.2. Wall Street turmoil unlikely to KO IT industry and Financial crisis signals end of an era in Wall Street IT world: The ongoing U.S. financial system crisis will not have a dramatic effect on IT spending among financial institutions, according to some IT analysts, while others feel certain that IT spending in the securities segment of the industry will be forever altered, partly because struggling firms will be acquisition targets whose tech assets will be absorbed as part of purchase deals.3. Report: Legislator's son at center of Palin hack talk and Lessons of the Sarah Palin e-mail hack: Screenshots of Sarah Palin's e-mail were posted at various Web sites, including the Wikileaks.org site. While the FBI and the Secret Service investigate, focusing on a Tennessee legislator's son, security researchers are debating how the hack might have been carried out -- one claim circulating the Internet is that a simple password-reset request was at the heart of the hack. Some researchers are dubious it was that simple; others say it might well have been.4. Canvas set to boost AJAX: Canvas, a planned HTML standard for arbitrary graphical rendering in browsers, could very well be a game-changing technology according to advocates at ZendCon 2008. With Canvas, developers can paint anything they like and are no longer wedded to merely a paradigm of boxes and images, which is a radical departure from current app dev.5. Google shows Android running on a phone in Europe: Google gave a sneak peek at the Android operating system running on a mobile-phone demonstration during Google Developer Day in Europe. T-Mobile has a launch event set for next Tuesday, but Android phones aren't expected to be out until the end of October or thereabouts. Google has been cagey about showing off the mobile OS, but it allowed Mike Jennings, an Android development advocate, to give a look-see during a presentation.6. VMware's VirtualCenter coming to Linux, iPhone: At the VMworld show, the virtualization company announced plans to expand its horizons beyond Microsoft Windows Server and into open-source software as well as mobile devices like the iPhone. VMware CTO Stephen Herrod also outlined his company's goal to "make sure we can run any application at all, no matter how much performance it demands."7. Beware of open source violations lurking in your code: As open source rises in popularity, so too does the likelihood that licensing violations have seeped into your applications. Many companies make the mistake of thinking that open source doesn't have to be managed like proprietary compnents, which can lead to unintentional violations. One good solution is to have a legal and management review before any open-source code is implemented -- better to catch errors before they become ingrained in a project.8. Apple update finally fixes important DNS bug: Apple released a security update for the Mac OS X operating system that patched more than 25 bugs, including the critical DNS bug that it failed to fully fix with a patch in July.9. Berners-Lee starts foundation aimed at Web's future: World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee is starting a foundation that will aim to take the Internet to all the world. The World Wide Web Foundation is supposed to be up and running early next year with a goal to "advance a Web which is open and free," Berners-Lee said at an event announcing his plans. The foundation will advocate for democracy, free speech and the freedom to access any online content Internet users want.10. VMware chief says the OS is history: VMware CEO Paul Maritz outlined ideas for a new virtual datacenter OS that would relegate traditional OSes to the dustbin. The VDC OS is an attempt to extend the use of virtualization beyond the server, applying the same principles to all the other hardware in a datacenter, including network switches and storage. By creating this virtual environment, IT departments will be able to move application workloads to new hardware easily when extra capacity is needed, and set up new environments for running applications more quickly. It will create an "internal cloud computing environment" for the datacenter.
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/ Wall Street Financial Instability and iTunes Million Downloads results in NBC’s Abrupt Growth
NBC, an online media and entertainment company has experienced a sheer growth in its popularity and number of audience.
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/ Wall Street Woes Weigh On RIM
Another reason for RIM (NSDQ: RIMM) to keep plugging away hard at the consumer market: the Wall Street meltdown. Some 40,000 workers may end up losing their jobs following Lehman Brother's collapse and the continuing fallout from the credit crunch, which could mean trouble for mobile handset makers like RIM, Reuters reports. Analysts note that of all the mobile phone makers on the market, RIM is most dependent on Wall Street's future. In Q2, 40 percent of RIM's customers came from large corporations. Palm (NSDQ: PALM) and HTC are also in the line of fire. Yesterday, however, RIM's co-CEO Jim Balsillie, launching the Blackberry in India, said he "did not yet see an adverse impact from a widening global financial crisis," according to Reuters. Balsillie said RIM was expanding into emerging markets, and that new product launches would help the company grow in the last few months of the year. Our mobile application for Blackberry and other Smartphones brings you the latest headlines when you're on the go. Go here to download.
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/ Google Maps for mobile gets Street View and walking directions
Filed under: Handsets, Software, Others Google Maps for mobile just stepped up in the feature department with Google's inclusion of Street View in its newest version. In case you've been hiding under a rock -- or live in almost any other country aside from the US -- Street View offers up a storefront take on your world rather than the traditional top down look you see with common maps. The new version also includes walking directions which will ignore pesky one-way streets and the like. While the list of supported handsets is missing, we do see BlackBerry listed and Java-enabled phones, too, so do us a kindness, grab it and let us know if it works on yours. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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/ Mobile Google Maps getting Street View
Yesterday, an updated version of Google Maps was launched that provides Street View images right on your mobile device. You will now be able to get the same “street-level imagery” that you do on your standard desktop computer on your cell phone. This is really pretty convenient, because you are given the opportunity to see [...]
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/ Google Maps for Mobile Now Puts you on the Street
The team behind Google Maps for Mobile have just announced a new version of the popular mobile application and brings along a couple of features that certainly add the boost to the application, which arguably the application lacked. Most of our readers will be familiar with Street View, Google’s Magic technology that sends out little dwarfs [...]
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/ Nuevo Google Maps for Mobile , con Street View y walking directions
Imagen: http://img.xatakamovil.com/2008/09/google-maps-mobile.jpg Street View, la excelente herramienta de Google Maps para ver como es la calle...
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