GPS PDA

GPS software, usually containing maps of varying detail level, makes using a GPS for recreational purposes fun. This software enables you to see street-level or aerial maps of your neighborhood. For some GPS receivers that do not have a screen, it is necessary to use computer software to read the signals it has picked up. more »

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 Travel Companion is one of two iPAQ models that use GPS and other technologies to provide... more »

Bluetooth technology is perhaps best known for its application with mobile telephone earpieces. GPS, or global positioning system technology, has also come into common use, often included as an option for automobiles. With a Bluetooth GPS, the two technologies are joined to make navigation easier than ever. more »

It can be crucial to know where you are and where you are going. A Global Positioning System (GPS) is a wonderful way to point you in the right direction. A little research can help you sift through the many brands and models of GPS on the market. The Airis makes GPS receivers that can fit your needs and budget. more »

Whether you are driving in your car or on foot, a little help finding your destination is always welcome. That's when a Global Positioning System (GPS) can be great. Many different types of GPS receivers are out there, but with some savvy research you can find the right receiver for you. Mio creates GPS that are integrated with their... more »