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Hungry Google Street View Driver Directs You To Local KFC

1:00AM Jack Loftus | Google Street View see the Almighty, fights crime, and even does self-portraits. It’s a busy, relentless lifestyle. I guess what I’m getting at is… dude gets hungry once in a while, and you’re coming along for the ride. More »
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WhereIs Tells You To Where To Go Using Landmarks

3:41PM Nick Broughall | WhereIs.com has been working with Melbourne University to add landmarks to their online database, so instead of being told to turn right at the roundabout, you can be instructed to turn right at the Post Office. This has the potential to get me excited by mapping again! More »
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BlackBerry Gets Turn-By-Turn Directions Tomorrow

11:30AM Jason Chen | BlackBerry users can get loss slightly less frequently starting tomorrow as its first turn-by-turn GPS navigation app for their app store hits for an unspecified amount of dollars. Check back tomorrow for more details. More »
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Dial Directions 411 Phone Service Automatically Beams Routes to Your Dash GPS

1:00AM John Mahoney | Call up “DIR-ECT-IONS” (clever) on your way to the car and tell the friendly robot who answers where you want to go, and you can have a route beamed to your Dash GPS over the web instantly. Dial Directions already works with a few other online and mobile services, but this Dash integration is a pretty great trick. Just pair your mobile number with your Dash to get started, and start entering routes without having to stoop over and tap in your directions. [Dial Directions - Thanks, Dave!] More »
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Google Maps Already Promoting Google Ocean?

10:56AM Nick Broughall | Remember Google’s decision to launch ocean mapping? Well, now we know why. It appears that Google Maps is recommending people Kayak their way from Canada to Australia. I know that Google Maps doesn’t always offer the best directions to get from A to B, but the mere fact that the Kayak was included as a valid mode of transportation is hilarious. I mean, don’t you think that if you’re at an airport to start with (even if it’s in Canada), the best way for international travel would be to fly? Or maybe they were just inspired by these guys. [Google Maps - Thanks Gianpaolo] More »