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The new features build on Google s previous acquisition of the mapping developer  Google is making good on its promise to make its Maps app more comprehensive and useful following its acquisition of mapping company Waze, with some new traffic update features going live Tuesday.Now, users of the Maps app on Android- and iOS-based devices will have access to real-time incident reports from Waze users, Google Maps VP Brian McClendon said in a Tuesday blog post. That means tha owala t when people report accidents, construction, road closures and more on Waze, those updates will also appear within the Google Maps app in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Germany, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Switzerland, the U.K. and the U.S., Google said.The integrati stanley cup becher  stanley thermobecher on between the two products is significant, said John Jackson, an industry analyst with IDC. While the new features for Google Maps probably will not attract new users in droves, they represent Googlersquo  attempts to add richness to its mapping products and provide more context to users, he said. Google announced its acquisition of the crowdsourced mapping app developer Waze in June, for a reported price of more than US$1 billion.Wazersquo  mobile app, which is still operated by Google, is designed to provide ldquo marter real-time navigation by letting its users share road reports on accidents, police checkpoints and other obstacles they encounter while driving.At the time of the deal, Google framed the acqui Rtod EBay beats Street, Meg Whitman to retire
Franklin polene bag  Fisher, the MIT economics professor who testified yesterday in the Microsoft Corp. antitrust case, spent much of his time on the witness stand refuting the work of a fellow MIT colleague and Microsoft expert witness, Richard Schmalensee. Before court recessed for the day, Fisher appeared to have hit every element of Schmalenseersquo  earlier testimony mdash; his economic analysis, judgment and data mdash; characterizing them in parts as muddled, mixed up, confused and even ridiculous. David Boies, the lead government attorney, said after Tuesdayrsquo  court session that Fisherrsquo  attack on Richard Schmalensee, dean of MITrsquo  Sloan School of Management, was gentle.  However, it was hard to imagine how Fisher could have built a more sweeping attack. In the late afternoon session, Fisher attacked the statistical data that Schmalensee used to build his thesis. Schmalenseersquo  browser m polene espana arket-share analysis was built on survey data that didnrsquo;t measure what people actually do but what they say they can do, Fisher said. And the answers people give to these kinds of surveys can be quite confused, he said.  Peculliar survey resultsOne survey result, which Fisher termed very peculiar, asked people who used Windows 98 where they got their browsers. Less than 20% of the sample answered that they got their browser wi stanley ca th the computer, despite the fact that Internet Ex