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This article relates with our unit because it explains a new way to help incoming tourist to find their way to a city from that cities airport. This is a new invention that incorporates technology into a device that can be the future of traveling into a city from the airport.

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This article is about how the new smart screens in London's Airport, Heathrow, is becoming a popular airport amenity. This smart screen helps incoming passengers decide whether they should take a train or a taxi, depending on the time, the price, traffic, and which one would be faster. This article talks about how the smart screen is a new device that may change the future of urban transportation into the cities, or urban areas, from the airport. These screens help groups, and individuals who are traveling to an unfamiliar city.

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"Heathrow's Brand New 'Transportation Screens' Have Instantly Become Our Favorite Airport Amenity." Jaunted The Pop Culture Travel Guide RDF. Jaunted, 24 Apr. 2015. Web. 27 Apr. 2015. <http://www.jaunted.com/story/2015/4/20/151611/736/travel/Heathrow's Brand New 'Transportation Screens' Have Instantly Become Our Favorite Airport Amenity>.

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This takes place in London, so a developed country.

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This took place April 24 2015.

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This takes place in London.

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http://www.jaunted.com/story/2015/4/20/151611/736/travel/Heathrow's+Brand+New+'Transportation+Screens'+Have+Instantly+Become+Our+Favorite+Airport+Amenity++

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This article relates with unit 7 because it includes an Urban Trend. This Urban Trend incorporates technology into everyday objects, and makes residents lives easier and it is attracting people to these cities.

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The idea of smart cities are new ways people are using the internet and technology inside of everyday objects in cities, such as, streetlights, benches, water fountains and trashcans. This makes use of the objects easier and more fun, and cities are using these to increase their development of a smart city. The technological everyday objects are being called the Internet of Things (IoT), and by the end of 2015 there will be an estimated 1.1 billion connected devices. In Moscow there are smart benches that tell you your weight, and health tips. In Barcelona there are interactive bus stops that include WiFi, USB Ports, tourist information, and digital advertising. In Rio De Janeiro, there are kinetic and solar powered soccer fields and their lights are powered by the kinetic energy of the players steps, and nearby solar power.

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Kuzela, Cynthia. "When Smart Cities Talk: Urban Machine Chatter Trends around the World." SiliconANGLE. 21 Apr. 2015. Web. 27 Apr. 2015. <http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/04/21/when-smart-cities-talk-urban-machine-chatter-trends-around-the-world/>.

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This is taking place in developed countries.

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This article took place this year (April 21).

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International Cities such as, Moscow, Barcelona, Singapore, and Barcelona.

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http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/04/21/when-smart-cities-talk-urban-machine-chatter-trends-around-the-world/

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Johnson, Fawn. "Entrepreneurs Are Unhinging Urban Transportation." Www.nationaljournal.com. National Journal, 30 Mar. 2015. Web. 26 Apr. 2015. <http://www.nationaljournal.com/policy/insiders/transportation/entrepreneurs-are-unhinging-urban-transportation-20150330>.

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This article relates to our unit because it talks about new Urban Transportation, and Urban Trends. It talks about how this maybe the future of transportation in cities, and how this trend is becoming more popular.

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This is taking place in a developed country. (United States)

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This article talks about how new types of transportation are emerging in cities, started by entrepreneurs. New ways of transportation include companies such as Uber and Lyft are companies where you use your smartphone to ask for a driver and they will come and pick you up. These businesses are growing fast and there are even spots at the airport specifically for Uber and Lyft pickups. Also there are mass-transit options that cater to people employed by big tech companies, which are called tech busses. For now they say this is for more wealthy people, but could this be the future for some public commute? This article also talks about how private mass-transit start-ups such as "tech buses" and crowd-sourced commuter routes aren't waiting for the government to catch up.

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This article took place earlier this year.

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This article takes place in the US, more specifically in San Francisco and Boston.

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http://www.nationaljournal.com/policy/insiders/transportation/entrepreneurs-are-unhinging-urban-transportation-20150330