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[GPS Navigation Blog] GPS and Wireless News 2005 Archive: It starts with SiRF's pioneering SiRFstarIIe architecture, embeds a 32-bit ARM720T CPU into the GPS baseband platform for running applications, and adds an extensive suite of peripheral interfaces -- including UARTS, CAN Bus, USB, SPI, ATAPI/EIDE, 16 bit Hi-Fi Audio Digital to Analog Converters, 14 bit precision Digital to Analog Converters, and 34 general-purpose I/O pins -- supporting the Man-Machine Interface and Audio functions, as well as all other connection and control of system functions, dramatically reducing total bill of materials costs. Along with SiRF's suite of support tools for system development, including GPS and dead reckoning applications, SiRF is partnering with QNX Software Systems to provide a complete state-of-the-art system development kit (SDK) and board support package (BSP) based on the QNX Neutrino real-time operating system, and with Horizon Navigation to offer its NavMate software for sample turn-by-turn and map-based navigation applications.

[Communities Dominate Brands] Communities Dominate Brands: Crunching numbers for iPhone ...: I will be add into Asia-Pacific New Zealand and Australia knowing full well that the Australian market is not as advanced as Japan or Hong Kong or Singapore but as their 23 million subscribers in Australia-New Zealand are exactly only a tenth of the industrialized Asia, so this is a small statistical error I'll carry to keep the model reasonably simple. Please note that the advanced parts of China such as Shanghai are definitely on par with Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea etc, but we cannot count 400 million Chinese mobile phone users into this pattern.

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