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POPSThe Land of ‘No Service’ "So, like it or not, coming here forces you to think about the blessings and curses of “connectivity.” “No Service” is something travelers from the developed world now pay for in order to escape modernity, with its ball and chain of e-mail. For much of Africa, though, “No Service” is a curse — because without more connectivity, its people can’t escape poverty. Can there be a balance between the two?"
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POPSGarmin StreetPilot 7500-The Navigator Garmin has launched a new Street Pilot 7500 12-channel global positioning device that can be put into very top of the GPS market.Its pros include impressive huge screen,audio book reader,MP3 player,XM Satellite radio, remote control, FM traffic feature for tie ups, light,compact design and accurate maps which are used to automatically calculate and suggest faster alternate routes before traffic starts backing up.StreetPilot 7200, notify you of accidents, road construction, and weather-related traffic delays before they are encountered,then offer an alternate route.Its dead reckoning sensors track your vehicle’s course when your GPS signal is blocked for example in urban areas or tunnels. If you lose GPS coverage in those areas with tall buildings or tunnels, the StreetPilot 7500 keeps on navigating.So get this best navigator Street Pilot 7500 deal at buyelect.com.
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POPSTomTom GO 720 GPS Navigation System The Philips 5.1 Channel DVD Home Theater System features a 1080i progressive scan DVD player, four 3" satellite speakers, a center speaker with a 2" tweeter and two 2.5" woofers, and an 8" subwoofer.
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POPSApartments for rent in Odessa with ratings, maps Information about Odessa apartments and Odessa hotels, online reservation, articles about night clubs in Odessa Ukraine. All furnished apartments come with Jacuzzi, maid service, satellite TV, Wi-Fi. Blog about Odessa marriage agencies.
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POPSWatch The Inauguration From Space For a wholly different perspective on the inauguration, keep your eyes peeled for photos from the satellite imagery company GeoEye. It will be snapping photos of the ceremony from a vantage 423 miles above Washington, D.C. Faces won't be visible, of course, but the crowds--anticipated to number as many as 2 million people--certainly will.
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POPSGoogle's Secret Weapon: MapReduce As the inventors of MapReduce noted in a recent paper, "It has been used across a wide range of domains within Google including: large-scale machine learning problems; clustering problems...; extracting data to produce reports of popular queries; extracting properties of Web pages for new experiments and products...; processing of satellite imagery data; language model processing for statistical machine translation, and; large-scale graph computation." Or in other words, the tasks Google performs are similar to the functions performed by the brain: learning, categorization, vision and language.
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POPSIndia launches first unmanned moon mission In the last year, Asian nations have taken the lead in moon exploration. In October 2007, Japan sent up the Kaguya spacecraft. A month later, China's Chang'e-1 entered lunar orbit. Those missions took high-resolution pictures of the moon, but are not as comprehensive as Chandrayaan-1 will be or NASA's half-a-billion-dollar Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter scheduled to be launched next year, Pace said. The most comprehensive maps of the moon were made about 40 years ago during the Apollo era, he said.
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