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Show Notes for Podcast #82:
*Pandigital Digital Photo Frame
*Slingbox
*Wii Fit
*iHome and other Clock Radio/Chargers for iPods
*Kensington Car Mount
*iPhone
*iPhone App Store: iPhone Applications (Ray recommends Comic Touch, Shazam, Brain Challenge, and Remote)
2 comments:
About the smaller GPS screens. I'm dysgraphic and dyslexic. I find the smaller more focused screen easier to glance at while driving because I just want an idea of how much further to my next turn. I also like that I can position it where I can glance quickly without looking down at the dashboard.
For areas of interest I'm going to have to pull over anyways, since I tend to travel alone or with small (5 yo and younger) children.
My oldest niece (15 yo) prefers helping with the GPS to the old method - me tossing the phone to her so she could call her stepmother (my sister) for directions because the building that was a marker for my turn was gone. (Moved back to Houston after 10 years away)
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