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Garmin is a well known name when it comes to GPS navigation systems, and their latest foray into the market includes expanding its relationship with BMW Motorrad, where both of them have joined forces to develop the next generation BMW Motorrad Navigator known as the Navigator IV. This is a motorcycle-friendly GPS navigator which will be based on Garmin’s zūmo 660, where it aims to bring out the level best of Garmin’s navigation technology, merging that with exclusive, BMW specific features including a customized mount, preloaded BMW dealer database, unique audio and Bluetooth handling capabilities, and more. You can tell by the 4.3″ navigator’s screen size alone that this is one highly portable device, boasting a bright touchscreen display which works even when you’re wearing a pair of oh-so-cool leather gloves. Preloaded... [read full story]
EL PASO, Texas — LSU junior John Peterson posted a 2-over 73 in Tuesday’s final round to finish in a tie for 23rd place at 5-over 218 for 54 holes at the 35th annual Western Refining College All-American Golf Classic at El Paso...
Oerlikon Barmag a pioneer in the field of POY technology recently installed the first of its kind large scale POY direct spinning which incorporates WINGS technology, in a textile unit located in the Union Territory of Daman....
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Canadian banking giant Scotiabank has announced that they’ll move forward with mobile banking services in the spring of next year. With almost 13 million customers worldwide, me thinks a lot of folks are going to love the new...
