That’s right, Augmenta has updated their Viewranger software to be compatible with the in-built GPS receivers in various Nokia devices including the N95. This means you can now get topographical audinence survey maps on your device for off-roading and walking.

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Lenovo are priming themselves to unveil the latest line up of X-series laptops and tablet PCs which are powered by Intel’s new Santa Rosa platform. The X61, X61s and X61 Tablet all come with WAN cellular connectivity, 802.11n draft support, Gigabit Ethernet, and Bluetooth connectivity. All these models also feature a battery life of at least 10 hours with the extended battery, boasting the ability to turn off unused features on the notebook dynamically to reduce overall power drain. The X61 Tablet is certainly interesting, featuring a SuperView SXGA+ display coated with scratch-resistant and an anti-reflective coating for added durability. The ThinkPad X61, X61s and X61 Tablet PC will be approximately priced at $1,484, $1,474 and $1,779 respectively.

There are plenty of innovative brains at Fujitsu, and the Fab PC strengthens that claim. This design study might be vaporware at the moment, but it will surely lay the groundwork for future notebook designs. The Fab PC uses fabric as part of the construction material, complementing the flexible electronic paper display perfectly. While current notebooks come with a display screen mounted on hinges to the main unit, the Fab PC’s display slides down into the base of the device and folds across the top of the keyboard during storage. Since this is just a design study, details on specifications are non-existent. I suspect that it will cost more than a pretty penny should the Fab PC ever be released. At least I can make use of my fabric cleaner sitting in the attic with this one.