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Australian Police:Laser Scan a Crime Scene for Creation of a 3D Image

Feb 18, 2014

Police in Queensland Australia have reported to the media that they now have and are using a device called the Zebedee scanner—it's hand held and can be used to laser scan a crime scene in just a matter of minutes for creation of a 3D ...

Tags: 3D Crime Scene Laser Scanner, Scanner, Laser Scanner

Chrysler Australia Shows 300 Srt8 Core Edition in Targa Adelaide

Aug 27, 2013

Chrysler Australia has come out with a unique way of showcasing the Chrysler 300 SRT8 Core edition, by giving CarAdvice a car to ‘race’ in Targa Adelaide. Our $56,000 Chrysler 300 SRT8 Core is wrapped in CarAdvice livery and ...

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Australian Police Are Warning People Not to Rely on Apple's New Mobile Mapping Application

Dec 31, 2012

Australian police are warning people not to rely on Apple's new mobile mapping application after several motorists ended up in a semi-arid national park where temperatures can reach 115 degrees F and there is no water supply. Police in ...

Tags: Australian police, Apple, mobile mapping app, motorists

Apple's Maps Proved to Be Far Inferior to Google's

Dec 14, 2012

Apple's maps proved to be far inferior to Google's. The product's shoddiness prompted Apple CEO Tim Cook to issue a rare public apology and recommend that iPhone owners consider using Google maps through a mobile web browser or seek other ...

Tags: mapping system, Google Map, iPhone app, navigation system

Google Maps Have Found Their Way Back to The iPhone

Dec 14, 2012

GOOGLE Maps have found their way back to the iPhone, and the new alternative was already the top-ranking free app in Apple's iTunes store. The world's most popular online mapping system returned late yesterday with the release of the ...

Tags: Google Maps, Iphone, Consumer Electronics

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Australian Police:Laser Scan a Crime Scene for Creation of a 3D Image

Chrysler Australia Shows 300 Srt8 Core Edition in Targa Adelaide

Australian Police Are Warning People Not to Rely on Apple's New Mobile Mapping Application

Apple's Maps Proved to Be Far Inferior to Google's

Google Maps Have Found Their Way Back to The iPhone

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