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Articles tagged with: Gps and Tele Atlas
Samsung Electronics Selects Tele Atlas for Digital Maps and Location Content
Digital mapping and navigation service provider, Tele Atlas has inked a deal with Samsung to embed its Tele Atlas maps into Samung gps-enabled mobile phones. more
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Snap, map, chat and hyperlink?
Hyperlinking reality is a huge advance for mobile navigation, interaction and for image recognition, but what can it actually do? Quite a lot, apparently, with more to come. more
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TomTom's Tele Atlas Gets 5-Year Google Map Deal
AMSTERDAM (Dow Jones Newswires)--Dutch digital map maker TeleAtlas Monday signed a five-year deal with Google that will see its maps included on new Google services, including cellphones based on its Android operating system. more
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GPS-enabled Handsets to Generate Over $100 Billion in Revenues in 2012
Shipments of gps-enabled mobile phones will generate over $50 billion in revenues in 2008, rising to $100 billion in 2012. The market for these handsets is expected to grow from around 240 million units in 2008 to over 550 million handset shipments in 2012. At present, most current gps-enabled handsets are CDMA devices, but increasing numbers of gps-enabled handsets for 3G/WCDMA networks will start to appear in the market from 2008 onwards. more
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Navigation Maps: Hidden Treasure?
Holders of map Intellectual Property (IP) now occupy the most important position in the global gps navigation supply chain. Navteq and Tele Atlas, the two remaining major independent map IP suppliers with broad geographic coverage, now are in the process of being acquired, with Nokia recently announcing a bid for Navteq. more
Related Tags: european-commission, isuppli, garmin, pnd, navteq, pnds, personal-navigation-devices, antitrust, tomtom, tomtom