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For those of you who will travel to New York and use the subway facilities, is now much easier to bring the NYC subway map in your pocket.

A few weeks ago, Google has announced the Layers feature in Google Maps for BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, and Symbian S60. Currently Google has just added a layer that covers the NYC subway routes on the map. With this new application, expected to be able to help you quickly navigate the subway system of New York City. To see this new layer to see a map of New York City, simply click the Layer menu and then turn the layer Transit Lines.

Of course, you can also get step-by-step public transit directions by using the menu "Get Directions", and then select the icon of public transit (public transport). You can learn more about updates to the Google Transit in the United States and Europe on the Google LatLong Blog.

To download the latest version of Google Maps for mobile with layers, visit m.google.com / maps from your smartphone.

Best Buy offers to install Google applications on mobile smartphone devices that are sold in its stores as the electronics retailer to attract buyers and overcome the competition.

As part of the agreement, co-workers in the retail mobile units Best Buy will install the Google mobile applications on any compatible smartphone via the program "Walk Out Working", which is set free smartphone on the market.

While Google's mobile applications can be easily downloaded from m.google.com, users often have problems because they do not have the right handset or data plan. Google's mobile applications offering faster searches on the Google site from any mobile phone. The main features include the option to search Google without having to navigate to the Internet and search by voice.

"We know that consumers want smartphones and they want to use the application. The challenge is that people still need help understanding what is available to them and how they can bring in the life of their devices, "Scott Moore, VP of Marketing for Best Buy Mobile, said in a statement.

Apple reportedly has been restored support for Intel Atom processor in the latest Snow Leopard build.

"Atomic force seems to have resurrected itself zombienya at 10C535", which has confirmed a posting on the Steel's Blog. "Atom is living on another day, but nothing is concrete until the final version [Snow Leopard] 10.6.2 came out."

Not surprisingly, the ban Atom rampant speculation that triggered a short time that Apple is trying to close the rapidly growing community of Hackintosh Netbook.

For example, a reader of a newspaper there, known as the Los argue that Apple is only interested in forcing consumers to buy expensive hardware.

"This is the same as Palm Pre. Palm find their phone works with iTunes and Apple is now blocking the Palm Pre latest updates on iTunes. They're like a bunch of selfish kids, "wrote the Los. "It [is] another reason why I do not like Apple or their OS. I looked at Apple as 'Computing For Dummies' too. Most people I know bought from Apple for 2 reasons 1 there is: one of them seems to fit because they are different or because they do not know what they are doing and need a very simple OS. "

While what is disclosed other readers, which also spread Johnnyricomc similar sentiments.

"For me, this is just a small effort by Apple to control things. Microsoft will get a **** storm if they wanted to do something similar to the Apple brand hardware. "

Although the latest Snow Leopard build that supports the Atom processor (for now), Apple certainly will continue the efforts to prevent the spread of OS X on hardware that is "not valid".