Blogs1 - 10 of 18 recent posts for tag:gpstracking
16
Dec
2009
Pikavu GPS tracker teaches kids to abandon privacy for safety

1 day ago by 舒雨

You can’t put a price on your child’s well-being — but if you could, we’re guessing that it’d fall a little short of the €990 (roughly $1,440) that’s being charged for the Pikavu Express Locator. A child-friendly (read: gaudy) take on the Keruve GPS tracker being used to keep track of Alzheimer’s pa ...

步步高 - bobogo.tk

25
Nov
2009
TomTom XXL 540S World Traveler Edition: perfect for that dude you’re ...

22 days ago by Darren Murph

We know, our GPS gift guide has already been erected, but if you're in the unfortunate position of needing a high-end gift for someone who'll actually be in San Juan del Sur over the holidays, there's hardly a better option than this. The TomTom XXL 540S World Traveler Edition is exactly what you th ...

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02
Nov
2009
Know the limitations of GPS when hiking

45 days ago by Kraig Becker

Filed under: Hiking, Camping There is no doubt that using a GPS has changed the way we travel. Adding one of the little devices to our cars allows us to navigate effortlessly to our destinations and has all but eliminated our need to carry road maps or stop off at the local gas station to ask for di ...

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24
Oct
2009
Insignia’s Little Buddy Child Tracker encourages kids to run away, disown ...

55 days ago by admin

With a name like “Little Buddy Child Tracker,” you know this thing has to be awful, right? Insignia , Best Buy’s house brand, has just listed an incredibly invasive and humiliating new GPS tracker on its site, and rather than promoting it as just that, the marketing brains have decided it best to ai ...

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18
Sep
2009
REPORT: Parents of teen with speeding ticket fighting citation with personal ...

90 days ago by Michael Harley

Filed under: Etc., Government/Legal, Technology It seems as though there may just be a positive side to those unwelcome GPS-based vehicle tracking devices... especially if you are a teenager. Shaun Malone, a 17-year-old California resident, was cited by radar-yielding authorities for driving 62 mph ...

DriveBlog - driveblog.com · 1 reference

04
Sep
2009
GPS Tracking

104 days ago by Susanta K Beura

A GPS tracking unit is a device that uses the Global Positioning System to determine the precise location of a vehicle, person, or other asset to which it is attached and to record the position of the asset at regular intervals. The recorded location data can be stored within the tracking unit, or i ...

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27
Aug
2009
Amber Alert GPS 2G: dzieciaki, koniec wolności!

112 days ago by Bartek Lis

Po ten sprzęt zapewne zechcą sięgnąć wszyscy rodzice zatroskani o bezpieczeństwo swoich pociech. Ktoś w końcu wpadł na pomysł wykorzystania GPS-u do namierzania i lokalizacji dzieci. Amber Alert GPS 2G pozwala w prosty sposób dowiedzieć się, gdzie aktualnie przebywa Wasza zguba. Można tego dokonać w ...

Engadget Polska - pl.engadget.com · 60 references

18
Jun
2009
TomTom? Meet HomerHomer

182 days ago by Danny Gallagher

Filed under: The Simpsons, Hardware, Reality-Free Gadgets have always fascinated me. And it's not because of what you can do with them. It's what you CAN'T do with them. The day my microwave can cook my dinner, then feed it to me while it's cleaning my toilet, de-crumbing the toaster, and doing my t ...

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05
Jun
2009
Ask Engadget: What’s the best GPS tracker for under $300?

196 days ago by admin

Think fast! You’ve just stumbled upon this week’s episode of Ask Engadget , and just like those “Choose Your Own Adventure” books from yesteryear, you’ve a few choices here. One is to leave like a coward; another is to really dig in and contribute; and another is to drop some knowledge and send in a ...

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Ask Engadget: What's the best GPS tracker for under $300?

196 days ago by Darren Murph

Think fast! You've just stumbled upon this week's episode of Ask Engadget, and just like those "Choose Your Own Adventure" books from yesteryear, you've a few choices here. One is to leave like a coward; another is to really dig in and contribute; and another is to drop some knowledge and send in a ...

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