GPS technology

• Article | 25/10/2010 GPS speed warning device a lifesaver

  An anti-speeding device that could save 35 NSW road deaths a year will not be made compulsory, the state government says.
• Article | 2/09/2010 Garmin GPS devices recalled due to battery overheating

  Garmin has recalled approximately 1.25 million of its GPS devices due to a battery fault that causes overheating, which the company says may lead to p...
• Article | 26/08/2010 Navman Wireless launches GPS vehicle tracking for the iPhone

  Navman Wireless claims it is the first Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) provider in the world to launch an iPhone app specifically designed for GPS ve...
• Article | 23/07/2010 Unlucky Thief Steals iPhone Used in GPS Tracking Tests

  In perhaps what was one of the unluckiest moves of his career as a petty thief, Horatio Toure stole an iPhone on Monday afternoon. The irony? The iPho...
• Article | 18/11/2009 TomTom launches GPS car kit for the iPhone

  TomTom today launched its much-anticipated car kit for the iPhone in Australia.

• Article | 30/12/2009 Why aren't GPS navigation systems more reliable?

  We've been down this road before: A trusting soul gets bum directions from a GPS navigation system, winds up in the middle of nowhere, and may or may ...
• Article | 31/12/2009 Three ways to make GPS navigation safer for users

  The story of a Nevada couple, who followed their GPS unit's directions and ended up stuck in snow for three days, reminds us that we, not the GPS, are...

Whitepapers about GPS technology

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  The Network Impact of 802.11n

  802.11n is delivering on promises to bring revolutionary advances in throughput and capacity to the wireless LAN. For the first time in the history of the development of IEEE 802.11 networks, wireless LAN speeds are comparable to commonly used wired technologies. Now that wireless LAN users have access to speeds well in excess of 100 Mbps, wireless LANs can no longer be treated as an afterthought.

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  Enterprise Communications: The Next Decade

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  WHAT’S NEXT FOR COLLABORATION?

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  EMC Fast VP for Unified Storage Systems