Submitted: Jul 8, 2008 - Just when record-high gasoline prices are stressing out drivers more than ever before, one company says its technology will help them find the lowest price more easily - and help them determine the best way to get there. The Dash Express, a $300 GPS device from Dash Navigation of Sunnyvale, Calif., connects directly to the Web and delivers real-time traffic information to motorists, said Robert…
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Made Popular: 3 hours ago2008-10-10T08:53:00-07:00 A sharply divided Connecticut Supreme Court ruled Friday that gay couples have the right to get…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-10T13:31:04-07:00 Many of the professional economists who formally endorsed John McCain's economic plan are…
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