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Atlanta: http://www.flickr.com/photos/walkingsf/4981400669/in/set-72157624812674967/ All maps: http://www.flickr.com/photos/walkingsf/sets/72157624812674967/with/4981400669/ press "Detail" on the lower left to get a list of thumbs with city names! EDIT: It's really interesting how segregated Atlanta is. If you cross check it with a heat map of housing prices of Atlanta, it's almost a 1:1 mapping of the dividing lines: http://www.trulia.com/home_prices/Georgia/Atlanta-heat_map/

Interesting analysis of Google's strategy with Android - compares it to the cuckoo, who plants eggs in the nests of other birds and tricks them into raising the chicks.

Use red bull cans to create a layout for a racing track, then use the Red Bull app to take a photo that is automatically converted into a track for the user to race on in-game.

Daily 3.21

For Red Bull, Circ.us created a mobile gaming app for the iPhone that allows people to create their own race track by arranging and photographing Red bull cans. People arrange the cans on the ground in a way that represents the curves in a race track.

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Really cool

To just about any criticism of its new Kindle Fire tablet, Amazon has a two-word answer. It doesn't come with 3G Internet access? It's $199. It doesn't take pictures? It's $199. It won't immerse you in HD-rendered scenery as you race a virtual Bugatti through the streets of Tokyo at 180 mph? It's $199.

Groupon and LivingSocial are buying similar companies in other countries in an attempt to go international