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GPS Tracking Key: Track Your Friends & Foes

Ethics aside, imagine a little weather-resistant device that will ensure that no unknown vehicular activities are carried out under your nose. Measuring 3.8 inches in length and 1.46 inches in width (about the size of a slim mobile phone), the magnetic GPS Tracking Key by LandAirSea can be mounted onto your car (even underneath) instantly [...]

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Navigate Without GPS. Just Navizon And Your Laptop

Investing in a GPS unit used to be the only way to get a portable navigation system up and running. Not with Navizon now. Navizon has been available for many phones running on Windows Mobile, Blackberry, Symbian or Java. But with the release of Navizon Desktop yesterday, both your PC and Mac laptops can now [...]

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Freedom Mini GPS: Pocketable GPS

Most GPS are painfully huge in size. But not so for the Freedom Mini GPS. As big as your car keys, this little GPS is perfect for those of us that have a non-GPS smartphone. “The Freedom Mini GPS currently the world’s most compact and neatest GPS receiver is aimed directly at the ever increasing number [...]

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LG SB190: New Slider Cellphone For Korea

Another cellphone that is Korea-only for now. The LG SB190 comes in white, and has a number of noteworthy features such as DMB and GPS. Perhaps the 1.3-megapixel camera is the biggest letdown. It is expected to be available at SK Telecom soon, and hopefully in Europe soon after.

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GPS Receiver For Your Sony PSP

Integrating GPS with gaming, how cool! Just launched this week, the GPS Receiver for Sony PSP is supposedly only available in Japan. But Play-Asia.com has it for sale now, although I do not know if it will work with the PSPs in other parts of the world. The GPS receiver currently works with the following titles: [...]

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World’s Smallest GPS Receiver

Now this is cool. Rakon, a 39-year-old New Zealand-based company, has developed the world’s smallest GPS receiver. Claimed to be as tiny as the size of a baby’s fingernail, the GPS receiver chip is small enough to be fitted into devices such as watches and cellphones. As GPS becomes commonplace in our everyday gadgets, we [...]

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