Paid Services

...turn-by-turn navigation program, Google Maps Navigation. Like most Google programs, Maps Navigation is free to consumers, making paid services from other nav companies look pricey--or worse, unnecessary--in comparison. Nav companies took...

In this article: Google, Android, Europe, Tele Atlas, Navteq, Western Europe, and Nokia

...unrestrictedly by visitors. In order to post anything you have to sign up first, and that process is not only simple but also inexpensive. Paid services also exist, they go by the name of maxiPAL and miniPAL and they are the ones that come...

...E-Book Once you have finished your book, you can publish it as an e-book and printed book. These services, however, do cost. These paid services include printing, obtaining ISBN numbers, and organizing the distribution of your book on...

In this article: Smashwords, OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, Indigo Books & Music, Ingram Digital, Barnes & Noble, Sony, and Canada

...document editor and a news feed that tracks collaborators' changes. The new features will not change the price of Adobe's Acrobat.com paid services, which run anywhere from $15 a month to $390 a year, depending on which of the two...

In this article: Adobe Systems, Acrobat.com, CNET, Apple, Chrome OS, Web applications, and Box.net

...and adding features to it. On the downside, Prey doesn't have the resources to work with police to recover your laptop, as many paid services do. What's more, it provides no way to physically delete files from the stolen machine, and...

In this article: Prey, Linux, University of Washington, and Mac OS X

...such as LinkedIn have a business angle. Salesforce Chatter is due to arrive in 2010, the company said. It will be included in some paid services, but the company also will sell a specific Chatter Edition for $50 per user per month that...

In this article: Salesforce.com, Gartner, Web-based, Twitter, Facebook, Marc Benioff, Cloud computing, and Linux

...3.3 percent after the firm said it will decide by the end of the year whether to split up its two main businesses -- hotels and pre-paid services such as hotel vouchers and bank cards. K+S <SDFG.DE> gained 3.5 percent amid market talk that...

In this article: Accor, U.S., Tax, Copper, and Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation

...French hotel group said its board would decide by the end of the year on whether to split up its two main businesses -- hotels and pre-paid services like hotel vouchers and bank cards. Cable & Wireless <CW.L> put on 3.2 percent after the...

In this article: Inflation, U.S., Federal Reserve, UBS, UK, and Tax

...<ACCP.PA> rose 3.7 percent. The French hotel group said its board would decide by the end of the year on whether to split up its two main businesses -- hotels and pre-paid services like hotel vouchers and bank cards. (Reporting by Dominic Lau)

In this article: Federal Reserve, Tax, Vedanta Resources, Accor, Xstrata, and Barclays

...latest decision and are unable to add credit to their accounts. No new pre-paid cards have been issued since November 1, and all pre-paid services will be terminated by the end of January. Khurram Parvez, co-ordinator of the Jammu and...

In this article: Kashmir, India, New Delhi, and Supreme Court