What Is The Best App To Find Restaurants On Your Road Trip Path (not "around" You)?

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What is the best app to find restaurants on your road trip path (not "around" you)?

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The Best Tech People To Follow On Twitter

With so much tech news out there, it's tough to keep track of what's new, and what's important.

The best thing to do is turn to Twitter, where reporters and newsmakers share links and gab.

We've assembled 25 of the best tech people to follow on Twitter. Click the link below to check them out. 

David Pogue, New York Times columnist

David pogue is the god of the gadget world. He writes a column for the New York Times and makes several appearances on news programs.

Follow him at @pogue

Tim Bradshaw of the FT

Tim Bradshaw is the Financial Times' digital media correspondent. Great tech and media news and analysis from the world's finest financial newspaper, with an Euro angle you don't see elsewhere.

Plus his handle is @tim, which is pretty cool.

Andrew Chen

Andrew Chen is a Silicon Valley startup entrepreneur who writes a great metrics-focused blog on startup success tips. Full of insight and a great way to get your hand on the pulse of Silicon Valley.

Find him at @andrewchen

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What Programming Language Would Be Best To Create A Location-based Social App? (iphone)

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Martin Wawrusch, Created my first successful one at 14, sold one...

I agree with Mark, creating a native app is your best bet.



I would also think about using node.js+mongodb,coffeescript, mongoose and express as your back-end (If you need one), hosted on heroku, and perhaps http://app.net/ to host your app page.



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These Are The Best Android Phones You Can Buy This Month (GOOG)

As the Holidays approach, we're on the verge of another mega-wave of powerful Android phones on all U.S. carriers.

We're still on the edge of our seats for the launch of Samsung's delayed Galaxy S II (expected any day now), but there are plenty of other excellent phones to hold you over until then.

Here's our list for the best Android phones you can buy this month.

Motorola Photon 4G (Sprint)

The Photon is Motorola's latest super-powerful 4G smartphone. It's very similar to the Motorola Atrix 4G, with a bright qHD screen and a dual-core processor. It's also a global phone, meaning it will work on GSM networks overseas.

The first round of reviews for the Photon have been pretty good. Some think it could be the best phone on Sprint right now.

Price: $199 with a two-year contract

Motorola DROID 3 (Verizon)

Believe it or not, the DROID that started it all is already in its third iteration. The DROID 3 is still sticking to its slide-out QWERTY keyboard and runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread. It's 8 MP camera can shoot full 1080p HD video. It also sports a dual-core 1 GHz processor.

Reviews haven't been that great for the DROID 3. But if you're not ready to give up a full QWERTY keyboard, this is one of you're best bets.

Price: $199 with a two-year contract

Samsung Infuse 4G (AT&T;)

We're big fans of the Infuse's giant screen. Videos look absolutely gorgeous on it. The phone is also super thin and light. If you watch a lot of movies on the go, this is a great phone for you.

Read our full review of the Infuse 4G.

Price: $199.99 with a two-year contract

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Here Are All The Best iPhone And iPad Apps You Missed This Week (AAPL)

We've put together a list of the best iPhone and iPad apps you missed during your egg-frying-ly hot work week.

We have some incredible apps for listening to and making music, the best movies app for your iPad, the most high-tech baby monitor app we've seen, plus much more.

Evoz Baby Monitor lets you keep a close ear to your child

Evoz's new Baby Monitor app is amazing. If you have an Evoz Wi-Fi enabled baby monitor, all you do is put it in your baby's room, and listen to him or her from anywhere in the world using the app.

One reviewer said, "This is the future of parenting. Baby started crying and I got a text. I really didn't think it would work. So sweet!"

Price: free

Sktch for iPad is an innovative art-making app

Sktch helps you craft unique geometric masterpieces on your iPad.

Choose from 16 presets to get started, then map out abstract shapes, lines, and planes in 2D or 3D. Some of the presets even let you use multitouch to make designs.

Price: $1.99

Thrutu adds a new dimension to making phone calls

We checked out Thrutu earlier this week, a cool app that lets you send pictures, money, a "prod," or your location while you're on a phone call.

A useful way to use Thrutu is to help you find someone in a big public place. You can see someone's GPS coordinates on a map, as you talk to them.

Price: free

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