Mobileyes live traffic for the iPhone
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Originally Posted by Damon Lavrinc @ AutoBlog.Com
The coding wizards at 3rd Dimension, Inc. have released an iPhone app that provides a live video stream of traffic in selected areas, allowing commuters to view conditions before they make the trek to and from work.
Currently, the application is only available for Detroit, Harford, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Knoxville, LA, New York and Washington D.C., but more cities will be added in the future.
The application is a free download through the iTunes store (search for "traffic" and you'll see the available cities), and after checking out the New York feeds, we're astounded at how many traffic cameras are available in the Big Apple.
[Source: 3rd Dimension via TCC]
Currently, the application is only available for Detroit, Harford, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Knoxville, LA, New York and Washington D.C., but more cities will be added in the future.
The application is a free download through the iTunes store (search for "traffic" and you'll see the available cities), and after checking out the New York feeds, we're astounded at how many traffic cameras are available in the Big Apple.
[Source: 3rd Dimension via TCC]
I wish I had an iPhone...
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Be reliable, have 3G speeds all the time, connect seamlessly and quickly to phone networks in foreign countries (it works fine in Japan), do Exchange emails reliably on slow connections (i.e. foreign countries), hold all of my music, or fix the god damn O2 sensor on my car that is rusted shut. These are items off the top of my head.
P.S. Yeah I know it was a rhetorical question.
P.S. Yeah I know it was a rhetorical question.
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