Remember when maps were 2D, topographical pictures on a piece of paper that you could slowly move a finger across to track your progress? Now the maps themselves move, with Nokia, Apple and Google constantly adding new names and locations to their respective databases.
Remember when maps were 2D, topographical pictures on a piece of paper that you could slowly move a finger across to track your progress? Now the maps themselves move, with Nokia, Apple and Google constantly adding new names and locations to their respective databases.
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