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On Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th February, a fleet of Apple Maps vehicles will be touring around the Principality as they collect up-to-date street-level imagery of Monaco for the tech company mapping service. Smile, youre on camera! reads a post published on the Monaco Governments social media channels during the first day of filming.聽In all, it will take two full days for the Apple-branded vehicles to make a complete tour of the Principality, capturing street-level images of Monacos many streets, boulevards and avenues with their 360掳 onboard cameras as they go. You might even see some portable devices being used in pedestrian zones of the Principality. 聽Cars fitted with specialist cameras will be touring the streets while portable devices will be employed in pedestrian areas. Photo credit: St茅phane Danna / Monaco Communications DepartmentThe images will later be compiled and uploaded to Apples Maps service 鈥?called Plans in French 鈥?which is the default map system of iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS. The images will not only be of a higher quality to the current versions, but they will also enhance the reliability of the maps by integrating all of the new building projects that have been
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owala ver of Craig, East Bank Demerara EBD was on Tuesday last, arraigned before Senior Magistrate Sunil Scarce at the Diamond/Golden Grove Magistrate Court. He faced two separate charges; one for the illegal possession of a firearm and the other for illegal possession of ammunition.Dominic Macklingam, during his court appearance yesterday, pleaded guilty to both charges and was later sentenced to two years ; imprisonment along with a fine of $75,000.He was arrested last week by ranks on mobile anti-crime patrol who were at the time responding to a report of domestic violence at Craig, East Bank Demerara.Share this:FacebookX Facebook