Businesses and individuals still using Microsoft’s MapPoint and Streets & Trips need to start thinking about alternatives. Microsoft is discontinuing both products, according to notices posted on ...

Microsoft has quietly announced plans to discontinue its MapPoint and Streets & Trips products at the end of this year. Both will be officially killed off on December 31, 2014, though online support ...

Microsoft MapPoint has been around a long time. How long? So long that a stock-image search pulled up this gem from 2005 -- a photo of "Streets & Trips" running on a Pocket PC. In fact, the mapping ...

Technology has made such rapid advancements that it has changed nearly every aspect of the world around us. One of the biggest changes that technology has made has been in changing the way we travel.

For trip planning, it’s always been hard to beat Microsoft Streets and Trips. And that remains true of the latest version, Streets and Trips 2010, even though many of its new features are less than ...

Essentially a map upgrade of Streets & Trips 2010 edition. Microsoft Streets and Trips 2011 Edition extends the company’s long tradition as a software navigation provider. Since the 2010 edition was ...

Microsoft announced its updated Microsoft Streets and Trips 2007, adding improved GPS locator hardware by Pharos to the package. The company says the GPS device now uses SiRF star III technology ...

The FINANCIAL — For more than a decade, Microsoft Corp. has been committed to providing intuitive and easy-to-use mapping solutions that help consumers plan ahead and drive with confidence once on the ...

We’re not sure who’s buying this computer add-on over a traditional GPS system, but Microsoft’s 2007 edition of Streets & Trips was just released. For $129 — about $300 less than most standalone GPS ...

For those of you whom have driven in a car with a built-in GPS, I know you'll agree with me that this is a cool gadget to have. It might even save some marriages, because we all know most guys won't ...

Microsoft Streets & Trips began decades ago as a CD-ROM-based map program for Windows 95 (and actually has roots in a DOS app that's even older). It's a measure of how far we've come that $69.95 ...