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	<title>Comments on: Month In Windows Mobile Apps: AIM, Skype, Crayons, Compasses</title>
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		<title>By: Viddy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Viddy</dc:creator>
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		<description>I still love how all (of the useless - which is nearly all of them) GPS programs are described as being useful for finding your car in a parking lot.

The magority of the carparks I would stop in are multi-storey kind which is a) not the friendliest environment for connecting to objects spinning around in our outer atmosphere at 1000&#039;s of kph in order to pinpoint my location - you could find yourself thinking your in the carpark on the other side of the highway!??; and b) they invevitably cannot tell you accurately your altitude - and if they could, you would still have to convert this to a meaningful &#039;floor level&#039; to actually get back to your car!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I still love how all (of the useless &#8211; which is nearly all of them) GPS programs are described as being useful for finding your car in a parking lot.</p>
<p>The magority of the carparks I would stop in are multi-storey kind which is a) not the friendliest environment for connecting to objects spinning around in our outer atmosphere at 1000&#8217;s of kph in order to pinpoint my location &#8211; you could find yourself thinking your in the carpark on the other side of the highway!??; and b) they invevitably cannot tell you accurately your altitude &#8211; and if they could, you would still have to convert this to a meaningful &#8216;floor level&#8217; to actually get back to your car!</p>
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