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Engadget points out that Amsterdam is trying out a new digital city guide called Timespots.

Unlike other city guides like Vindigo or Zagat s PDA products, Timespots works on a dedicated unit that you rent from your hotel.

The Timespots device (which looks like a Pocket PC no specs are available on the developer s web site) includes an embedded city guide with data from the Rough Guides group, a phone, web and e-mail access, and a camera.

The service a joint venture of the Rough Guides, the City of Amsterdam, Vodafone, and developer Nika Productions may expand to other European cities.

Perhaps nobody does mobile application development better than the students at the University of Georgia. They have developed hundreds of innovative applications that run on the city’s own Wireless Athens Cloud.

The WAGZone (Wireless Athens Georgia Zone) uses seven BelAir200 units to form a wireless network throughout 24 blocks of downtown Athens.

Recent Mobile Applications developed by the students include:

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