"Two mobile applications, NMobile and Trapster, are giving drivers up-to-date maps of speed-enforcement zones with live police traps, speed cameras or red-light cameras. Each program pulls up a map pinpointing the locations of speed traps within driving distance. An audio alert will sound as vehicles approach an area tagged as harboring a speed trap. Both applications rely on the wisdom of the crowds for their data with users reporting camera-rigged stop lights and areas heavily populated with radar-toting police officers via the iPhone or their web-based application creating the ultimate speed trap repository available to you when you need it most — while you're driving. To thwart false alarms and eliminate inaccuracies, Trapster enlists its community of nearly 200,000 members to rank speed traps on their accuracy. NMobile founder Shannon Atkinson declined to provide detailed data, though... --
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Earlier this month, Apple CEO Tim Cook rolled out the latest development in its MacBook lineup. The simply named New MacBook signaled a quantum shift in the company’s approach to the laptop computer. At just two pounds and 13.1 mm in thickness, Apple has virtually reinvented its flagship notebook. The New MacBook is the thinnest and lightest Mac ever. Every component of this new edition is an innovation. It has a fanless design, ultra-thin Retina display, full-size keyboard that's 34 percent thinner, and an all-new Force Touch trackpad. It also has a versatile USB-C port and a breakthrough terraced battery design. Additionally, Apple is offering a build-to-order option that includes a 1.3Ghz processor available for both the 256GB model and the 512GB... --
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