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GPS iPhone Module sku: DEV-08796 Description: We connected the SiRF III EM-408 GPS module to a thin PCB and an iPhone connector. The RX and TX lines of the GPS module are connected to the corresponding signals of the iPod connector to allow communication between the two devices and power is taken from the iPhone connector. This could be used with a custom application on the iPod Touch or the iPhone (without on-board GPS) to receive location information. Note: This is not a plug-and-play GPS solution for the iPhone. A custom application which communicates with the GPS module through the hardware interface must be used to receive location information. Documents: GPS iPhone Schematic Pricing 19 in stock backorder allowed $69.95 price $62.96 10-99 (10% off) $55.96 100+ (20% off) quantity   http://static.sparkfun.com/images/products/08796-03-L.jpg 600 600  click on image to enlarge  http://static.sparkfun.com/images/products/08796-03-L_i_ma.jpg http://static.sparkfun.com/images/products/08796-03-L.jpg 188 188 600 600 http://static.sparkfun.com/images/products/08796-01-L_i_ma.jpg http://static.sparkfun.com/images/products/08796-01-L.jpg 188 188 600 600 http://static.sparkfun.com/images/products/08796-02-L_i_ma.jpg http://static.sparkfun.com/images/products/08796-02-L.jpg 188 188 600 600   Comments 17 comments

Eight years ago, Bill Clinton stood alongside Andrew M. Cuomo, bucking him up as Mr. Cuomo made a humbling exit from the primary for governor of New York with assurances from Mr. Clinton that his political career was far from over. On Wednesday, the former president and his onetime housing secretary, their grins real and broad, pumped fists, clasped hands and embraced — exulting in what, come Tuesday, could well mark the completion of Mr. Cuomo’s arduous comeback. “If you really want him to be effective, give him a whopping victory,” Mr. Clinton urged a crowd in a Downtown Brooklyn college gym, as Mr. Cuomo nodded approvingly. “Send him to Albany with a massive majority.” For the two men, the rally was a reminder not just of that 2002 gesture, which one Cuomo aide recalled as deeply touching, but also of the closeness they forged during Mr. Clinton’s two terms in the White House, and the similarities they share as political animals. In the public imagination, Mr. Cuomo — now the state’s attorney general and the

The faces were the same, but the body language could not have been more different.