Google Maps for Android has gotten another update. This this update, much like the Facebook app’s last update, is mostly catered to people who love to check-in. If you’re into using Google Latitude, stick around for the update details.

Everybody hates being caught by speed cameras: it is annoying, humiliating and also expensive, and that is why Novus have come up with the “Mini Coyote” which allows drivers to alert others of speed cameras in as little as three seconds. The little gadget will sit on your dashboard, and when you spot a speed camera that isn’t already in the database you press the handy button and before you know it everyone with that gadget knows of it.

“Brilliant!” I hear you cry, finally a way to beat those money grabbing machines, which it does quite effectively. Although this idea isn’t new, the super speed at which it does it allows the community of users to quickly build up a good idea of where all the speed traps are due to the fact that it only takes 3 seconds. The little gadget will then tell you if you are approaching any speed cameras, your speed, and will tell you to slow down if you are going too fast thus avoiding a fine.

Plenty more after the break.

You remember Drobo, right? It’s the cute, little storage robot, now with up to 4TB of storage. Well, some interesting news surfaced that might make you take another look at this gem: Drobo Apps.

Yes. With all the ways our phones can become different and more useful devices with 3rd party applications, now your Drobo can as well. Currently, there are 20 Apps for Drobo. In what ways will Drobo change? Find out by following.