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WILL THE REAL Mark Zuckerberg please stand up?
The mystery of whether the Facebook founder is on Google Plus is still going, with one blog claiming that he has left the site altogether.
But a quick search reveals three people all claiming to be Zuckerberg.
One of the accounts is the same one that TheJournal.ie reported was supposed to be Zuckerberg, but this time with a new photo.
While one certainly has a lot more information about the young billionaire, and the third has even got a few odd photos on it, it’s hard to know whether they’re fakes or the real thing.
It was reported that the social networking site founder joined the Google Plus site at the end of June, but some believed it was unlikely the entrepreneur had really joined the trial service.
Now it is being reported by The Inquirer that the real Zuckerberg has closed off his account – and that a friend of his wrote on Twitter that the Harvard graduate had texted him to confirm that he had the account.
One thing is for sure though – all three ‘Mark Zuckerbergs’ take a leaf out of the real man’s book and aren’t giving too much about themselves away.
Men don’t need maps.
Just get Nokia’s Here app, its better. You can download complete maps for all countries, so your phone doesn’t need a data connection – great when you are abroad. You can also install a high quality voice, better than Google’s, and their satellite maps are better resolution than Google’s also.
Important to note that google doesn’t have licences in a lot of cities for offline maps, i.e. Spain.
You can get loads of third party apps for this i would recomend map factor personaly
While everyone ‘s recommended, I’ll throw in mine: maps.me.
I use Navmii on my Android instead. Far better, shows way more info like house numbers, actual road names, etc. You have the option of data on or off.
Could you use GPS in conjunction with the offline map? That would be great!
What I really need is being able to save a route offline. I am in US at the moment, and last week travelled to Philadelphia. Google figured out the best route for me, but then I had to keep the map on screen all time – tried zooming in 15 min, and the blue line disappeared! Please, Google?
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