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inspirator schreef op 23 juni 2013 11:54:

Data zijn schaars

Google ordered to delete collected UK Street View data.

"Failure to abide by the notice will be considered as contempt of court, which is a criminal offence."

www.pcworld.com/article/2042741/googl...

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inspirator schreef op 24 juni 2013 22:14:

TomTom arrives on every Mac.

Met (HD)Traffic button.

Apple OS X Mavericks 10.9

Maps

Here's one of the few truly new additions to OS X -- well, from a desktop perspective, at least. Apple Maps made its debut on the mobile side (too early, some might say). Of course, a desktop version won't have quite the same impact as its mobile counterpart -- you're a lot less likely to have your laptop on the dashboard of your car than your iPhone, for one thing -- but there's some nice functionality here. Load up the app and it will ask you for your location (surprise). We found the whole thing to be a bit less precise than on the iPhone, missing our location by about a block and a half.

Up top are buttons for flipping between Standard, Hybrid and Satellite views, as well as a search bar for entering locations. There's also a Locate Me button that zips you to your coordinates on the map, a traffic button (which is totally grayed out at the moment) and Toggle 3D, which shifts the perspective from overhead to three-quarters.

The 3D mode is really quite breathtaking in those areas where there's imagery, such as New York City, though load times are a bit rough when you're using the trackpad to fly across the landscape, zoom in and out and switch orientation. We saw a lot of grids as the image worked to catch up with the change in location -- hopefully that'll speed up a bit in the final release. The app features driving and walking directions, which aren't super useful on a desktop machine, but you can print them out, export them as a PDF or send them to your mobile device (once you've got your hands on iOS 7, that is). There's also a button for bookmarking locations, which will be pushed out to your other Apple devices via iCloud.

As mentioned above, Maps functionality has been integrated into Calendar. It's also coming to Mail and Contacts, so it'll be pretty hard to get away from in this build.

www.engadget.com/2013/06/24/apple-mav...

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inspirator schreef op 24 juni 2013 22:14:

TomTom arrives on every Mac.

Met (HD)Traffic button.

Apple OS X Mavericks 10.9

Maps

Here's one of the few truly new additions to OS X -- well, from a desktop perspective, at least. Apple Maps made its debut on the mobile side (too early, some might say). Of course, a desktop version won't have quite the same impact as its mobile counterpart -- you're a lot less likely to have your laptop on the dashboard of your car than your iPhone, for one thing -- but there's some nice functionality here. Load up the app and it will ask you for your location (surprise). We found the whole thing to be a bit less precise than on the iPhone, missing our location by about a block and a half.

Up top are buttons for flipping between Standard, Hybrid and Satellite views, as well as a search bar for entering locations. There's also a Locate Me button that zips you to your coordinates on the map, a traffic button (which is totally grayed out at the moment) and Toggle 3D, which shifts the perspective from overhead to three-quarters.

The 3D mode is really quite breathtaking in those areas where there's imagery, such as New York City, though load times are a bit rough when you're using the trackpad to fly across the landscape, zoom in and out and switch orientation. We saw a lot of grids as the image worked to catch up with the change in location -- hopefully that'll speed up a bit in the final release. The app features driving and walking directions, which aren't super useful on a desktop machine, but you can print them out, export them as a PDF or send them to your mobile device (once you've got your hands on iOS 7, that is). There's also a button for bookmarking locations, which will be pushed out to your other Apple devices via iCloud.

As mentioned above, Maps functionality has been integrated into Calendar. It's also coming to Mail and Contacts, so it'll be pretty hard to get away from in this build.

www.engadget.com/2013/06/24/apple-mav...

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inspirator schreef op 25 juni 2013 01:40:

[...]

Hopelijk heeft TomTom genoeg Maps voorradig.

Apple verkocht het afgelopen kwartaal een recordaantal van 47,8 miljoen iPhones, vergeleken met 37 miljoen exemplaren in hetzelfde kwartaal van het vorige boekjaar. Apple verkocht verder het afgelopen kwartaal een recordaantal van 22,9 miljoen iPads, vergeleken met 15,4 miljoen exemplaren in hetzelfde kwartaal van het vorige boekjaar. Het bedrijf verkocht 4,1 miljoen Macs, vergeleken met 5,2 miljoen exemplaren in hetzelfde kwartaal van het vorige boekjaar. Apple verkocht het afgelopen kwartaal 12,7 miljoen iPods, vergeleken met 15,4 miljoen exemplaren in hetzelfde kwartaal van het vorige boekjaar

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inspirator schreef op 25 juni 2013 09:39:

shortpartij van gisteren probeert nu met 3% winst TomTom aandelen terug te kopen
helaas is aanbod zeer beperkt
dan in de loop van dag toch maar met 3% verlies shortpositie sluiten

nog 6,27% van TomTom aandelen gaan teruggekocht worden

of wachten tot TomTom aandelen 30 euro noteren

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inspirator schreef op 25 juni 2013 19:15:

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Inspirator is benieuwd of vandaag 0,1% van shortposities zijn gesloten.

Nadat alle short posities zijn gesloten staat koers 60 x 4% hoger.

Dan is overname van Waze door Google een koopje voor 1300 x omzet.

Kom op suicidale shorters.

quote:

inspirator schreef op 25 juni 2013 09:39:

shortpartij van gisteren probeert nu met 3% winst TomTom aandelen terug te kopen
helaas is aanbod zeer beperkt
dan in de loop van dag toch maar met 3% verlies shortpositie sluiten

nog 6,27% van TomTom aandelen gaan teruggekocht worden

of wachten tot TomTom aandelen 30 euro noteren