Abstract: A method and device which may present more user-friendly navigation information. A user may be on a trip to a destination, following a route calculated by a navigation device. When the user stops and searches for a place he is interested in with the navigation device, the destination, the route and the user's moving direction may be considered when presenting a list of search results. The navigation device may search a database to obtain search results matching the user's searching criteria. For each search result, the navigation device may determine a branch route connecting the search result and the current geographic location. Search results requiring considerable back-tracking may be ignored, and the remaining search results may be presented to the user.

Abstract: A website may allow a user to create an online travelogue to reminisce about his trips, and then serve as a database for future travelers. The website may provide a variety of different templates to help users to organize and document elements of their trips. A user may select a template he prefers to start to create a record of his trip. A template may provide a layout for pictures and information about the flights he took, hotels he stayed at, places he visited, restaurants he went to, people he met, and other activities. The website may automatically abstract the user's flight information from a travel website and fill in the information at places for such information on the template. A user may drag pictures from an online photo management website and drop them on the template. The website may search the Internet according to the information from the user and provide pictures, videos and text for the user to put on the template.