Topic - navteq

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Media, Communications, Internet, Finance

Nokia Stakes Zvents for Local Search

Nokia, AT&T, and Navteq fund company's local search engine, which faces a crowded market that counts Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google.
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Archives, General news, Internet, Finance

Microsoft Folds Up Multimap

Acquisition of U.K. mapping company turns up heat in sector already smoking from Tele Atlas and Navteq deals.
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Archives, Computers, General news, Media, Communications, Internet, Finance

Google Adds Hooks to TomTom, AIM, iPhone

Search giant links AOL Instant Messaging to Gmail, lets Google Maps users send addresses to navigation devices, and rolls out iPhone app.
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Communications, Internet

Inrix Looks for Express Lane

As industry consolidates, provider of real-time traffic data seeks to fend off rivals and puts the pedal to the metal.
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Computers

CEO Talks Traffic Tech

Traffic.com chief discusses the launch of new so-called predictive traffic tech.
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Computers

Navteq Takes the License Route

Leading navigation-system maker licenses technology from LandSonar that predicts traffic.
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General news, Communications

Maps to Send Traffic Alerts

Telcontar would let services like Google Local and Yahoo Maps send personalized traffic information to drivers.
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General news

Cars May Find Parking Spots

Smart vehicles will find empty parking spots and avoid red lights in the near future.
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General news

Navigation Catches On

With traffic worsening, cheaper and better car navigation systems are selling fast.
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Communications

Wi-Fi May Make Cars Smarter

The wireless technology in vehicles might help prevent crashes by enabling cars to talk to each other.
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Communications, Finance

IPO Watch: Summer scorecard

Even the stock market’s seasonal doldrums – and some doomsayers – couldn’t hold back the sizzling IPO market.
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Finance

IPO Watch: Hanging on

How bad was last week? Worse than you probably thought. But the unpriced castaway deals are still on board, putting some wind back in the sales.