Currently, the leading iPhone GPS apps are: TomTom ATTNavigator Navigon G-Map (East) G-Map (West) It seems that G-Map series is the one to beat (in terms of price and features), but I was hoping my community might share their experiences with any one of these GPS apps? I asked earlier on Twitter, and results / reviews were all over the map (no pun intended). FirstRSS+ThunderIT AWS HMAC ERROR: "http://xml-us.amznxslt.com/onca/xml?AWSAccessKeyId=05G128QTRXN0J06J6PG2&
Gadget guy Phil Baker tested out several online services geared toward business travelers and frequent fliers, to figure out whether their technology claims can help ease the hassles of travel. Some passed the test with flying colors, and one passed the test, but with (no pun intended) some reservations. Whether you need help with organization, flight tracking, or just want a simple way to keep in touch when traveling, we’ve got some great suggestions on ways to make all of that easier.
It's durian season and a few weeks back, we followed a car club convoy to Penang for a durian buffet on a Sat and came back the next day. Well, it's not really so much for the durians but it was fun to join the fabulous people in the club in a well managed convoy complete with all the GPS coordinates for all the intended stops. There was a stomach pit stop in Pun Chun at Bidor mid morning which I still find the food really over-rated. I shouldn't have eaten here, really spoilt my appetite for
Tags: Appetite, Car Club, Convoy, Durian Season, Durians, Fun, Gps, Mid Morning, Penang, Pit Stop, Pun, Stomach
