The phrase "address points of interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues that are significant or relevant to a particular subject or audience.
Example: "In our meeting, we will address points of interest regarding the new project timeline and budget."
Alternatives: "discuss key topics" or "cover important issues".
Without reading the manual, I set up the StreetPilot, plugged it into the cigarette lighter and entered an address, point of interest or intersection by pushing the "find" button.
The Palm shows various submenus: Address Book, Points of Interest, Street Addresses and Recent Destinations.
* Multi-touch gestures such as tap, swipe, pinch and zoom to operate the application and zoom in and out of the map * Navigation to contacts in address book * Points-of-interest search and call capabilities from iPhone.
The business file contains the yelp's business venues (points-of-interest, POIs) with attributes, including 'type'business_id'id'nameame'categoryory'address'ss'longitudeude'latitudeude'startaveragerage star rating)', etc.
Figure 5 Point-of-interest selection.
Plus, it can tap into a native turn-by-turn navigation system, when customers specify an address or point of interest, or if they cancel the navigation.
Enter an address or point of interest and the N100 will calculate your route by one of four different ways; fastest, optimum, shortest or scenic.
The new maps feature 410,000 miles of new roads more than six million new household and business addresses, 500,000 new Points Of Interest, and improved road detailing for better visual representation.
Place filters: such as current location, home or work address, and any saved points of interest, power "location-based services".
For instance, OTN is exploring easy ways to incorporate into the models other useful data sources like INSPIRE formatted addresses, administrative boundaries and points of interest.
