Mobile GPS

Articles in Mobile GPS

By BASHARAT SHAH, MD 0 comments
Navigation is not just about buying map software and installing it in a GPS device. My focus will be on GPS navigation on a hand held or a smart phone. Take these steps into consideration while shopping for your GPS map software... more »
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The more sophisticated GPS (Global Positioning System) car tracking systems provide more service than just car tracking. One example of a GPS car navigation system is Alpine's Mobile Mayday. An operator at the On-Guard Response Center can track ... more »
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Building a metal detector can be quite simple. Many of us have these common household items just sitting around as well. The process should only take about 30 minutes to complete in the following easy steps... more »
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While some traditional sailors rely on the stars for navigation, you may want to take a more modern approach and get yourself a global positioning system, or GPS. If you are unsure how to use your new device, sign up for a class to get the most ... more »
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Forget a compass, which only shows you north, south, east or west. A handheld GPS (global positioning system) navigation device can tell you within feet where you are and what route to take to get to a destination. And these products are so small ... more »
By Texter 0 comments
With Txtms.com, you can automatically back up contacts online and share profiles by mobile phone. The service is FREE! This is the new-hot way to exchange information!.. more »
By CindyM 2 comments
Nothing says cookout like meat on the barbeque and homemade beans in a pot. Here is an easy and oh-so-tasty recipe for homemade beans that will have them coming back for seconds...and maybe thirds... more »
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These instructions describe a GPS (Global Positioning System) car navigation system in which your commands and directions from the system are verbal and the names of the street you're traveling on and the name of the street you'll turn on appear ... more »
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Using a handheld global positioning system (GPS) navigation device can be as easy as working the remote control for your VCR... more »
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GPS, officially named NAVSTAR Global Positioning System, was developed by the United States Department of Defense for military applications. In 1983, President Ronald Reagan opened up the usage of GPS satellites for everyone. Today one of the ... more »
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The 27 (24 active and 3 backups) satellites making up the GPS network over earth send microwave signals at light speed to communicate positions. For years, the military has used GPS coordinates to locate people, targets, set navigation and ... more »
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The Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites determine the longitude and latitude of the GPS receiver once three satellites triangulate the receiver's position. The longitude and latitude can then be transferred to a map on a Mobile GPS device ... more »
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As new options for GPS burst onto the market, the Garmin Edge 305 is becoming a favorite of all-terrain bikers and other travelers both on-road and off-road. The Garmin Edge 305, described as a "GPS-enabled, personal trainer and cycle computer," ... more »
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What is the HP iPAQ travel companion? In the diverse line of HP electronics, the company sells a line of "iPAQ" devices, also called "Pocket PCs", that function in some ways like computers but are built smaller to allow for carrying. The iPAQ ... more »
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A GPS receiver is a regular fixture in cars today, displaying location, time of day, speed, and distance traveled, But it runs on batteries, which in some GPS models can drain in just a matter of hours, especially if you're on a road-trip ... more »
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A GPS (Global Positioning System) is a navigation system that you can install in your vehicle. It operates from satellite signals received by the GPS device. A GPS is usually easily installed in your vehicle. There is a wide price range, but you ... more »
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Having a GPS unit in your car is invaluable when you're vacationing or driving in unfamiliar cities; you can program the receiver to locate interesting places, landmarks, restaurants and hotels. Here's how to program points of interest into your GPS... more »
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When Ronald Reagan made GPS satellites available for public use at no cost in the early 1980s, very few companies took advantage of the opportunity. In the last decade, an explosion of GPS technologies and usages has taken place across the USA. ... more »
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A cell phone with a GPS receiver adds the capability to communicate with satellites to establish the position of the phone. In order to get directions and other information, the phone must have some type of mapping program installed. The GPS ... more »
By MidniteWriter 0 comments
There are many services available for cell phones. You even can have your cell phone give you verbal driving directions for a fee. This is known as GPS or "Global Positioning System," and it's easy to obtain and access, depending on your cell ... more »