GPS Tracking News

Texas Instruments and Enfora Collaborate on Enterprise Asset Tracking
Forbes - Enfora announced today that it is expanding its collaboration with Texas Instruments, Inc. (TI), and will develop intelligent wireless solutions using TI's NaviLink(TM) 5.0 single-chip GPS receiver. These solutions will be targeted at organizations

LoJack Offers New Total Solution for Construction Equipment Asset
Forbes - LoCate + LoJack features the company's new easy-to-use and straightforward asset management system, which is based on GPS RF offers unprecedented precision in "last mile" tracking of stolen items enabling police to pinpoint the precise location of a

SynapSense(TM) Bolsters Management Team with Former Flextronics and
TMCnet - OneClick software architecture, providing customers with a complete software solution and extensive monitoring, tracking and A new practice called geotagging is allowing photographers to embed GPS location into their photos. The process is opening

The World's Fastest Car
CIO Today - Official data were collected via a GPS tracking system from Austrian data-acquisition company Dewetron. Guinness World Records later verified data for an official top-speed announcement on Oct. 9, 2007. At that speed the Ultimate Aero broke the

Intelleflex Further Extends Global Reach with RFID Solution
TMCnet - Intelleflex's Intelligent RFID Platform will enable advanced RFID solutions in areas such as high value asset tracking, yard A new practice called geotagging is allowing photographers to embed GPS location into their photos. The process is opening

Tracking technology
Carroll County Online - Gov. Martin O’Malley wants to use GPS to track juvenile offenders. Why stop there? Why not just implant GPS tracking chips in the skulls of every convicted offender so we can keep track of where they are all the time? We already place identifier

Covario and Semphonic Announce New Solution to Improve Transparency of
TMCnet - Paid Search Insight technology, which creates visibility for global advertisers, such as Intel and Hewlett-Packard, by tracking A new practice called geotagging is allowing photographers to embed GPS location into their photos. The process is opening