> Maybe we just forgot that the same was possible before without electronic
> devices :-) I remember when I lost the GPS signal in Paris -- I was just too
> much trusting that device and had no traditional map with me. It was 10
> times more difficult using an electronic map without the GPS coordinates
> than using the good old paperback street map.
>
Divorce rate is lower recently, the economists factor it to the bad
economy.  I think it is the GPS navigation that saves many marriages
from breaking apart especially after holiday trips.  It has been
saving a lot of heated moments for me as my old human assisted
navigation can only prompt me to turn right at or after the junction.

Cheers, Ling SM
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