The Navman S100 physical design is a good representation of what stand-alone GPS should look like in the short-term. It’s somewhat thin (13.5mm). has a sleek design (no screen bevels), even if a silver-colored back might create unwanted reflections on the dashboard. On the features side, the S100 has a few good things going for it, like Faster GPS fix or Economical routing. Eye-candy is also part of the package with NavPix photo navigation, junction views or 3D Landmark. In the UK, this device costs 200UKP, but I bet that it will be less expensive if/when it hits the U.S.
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Every time I’ve heard Rachael Ray speak lately (not on her Food Network shows but on her daily syndicated show, which is more current), I’ve noticed that her voice has been even more raspy than usual. She has always had a deep voice (except when she gets all excited and high-pitched), but it has usually been smooth. Now it seems incredibly scratchy, like she has a permanent sore throat. Turns out there’s a reason why.
There’s actually a lot of noteworthy geek news today — but alas, none of it is amazing enough to really warrant an entire post. Believe me, it makes me a sad panda not getting to devote an entire post to Wolverine. So, let’s just get right down to it:
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