GPS technology
80%
20%
Vote!
Mail your friend
| Your name: | ||
| Your friend's name: | ||
| Your friend's email: |
GPS interface and infrastructure
"Most location-based services today are based on re-packaging existing products," explained David Morse, co-president and CEO of Location Based Technologies, Inc. "We began with the customer and worked backwards. We designed our GPS products, interface and infrastructure from scratch to meet the needs of a mass market by providing products they will actually use and applications they truly desire."
Find your child with GPS technology
The PocketFinder location device is a small GPS unit - about the size of an Oreo cookie - that can be attached to a lanyard, key ring or belt loop or easily dropped into a pocket, purse or backpack. Once activated, the device allows parents and guardians to find the location of a child, elderly relative or loved one at any time, day or night. The PetFinder GPS location device, which attaches to an animal's collar, offers a safe alternative to microchipping a pet.
Global Positioning System
Both GPS devices are lightweight, discreet, waterproof and shockproof; they are designed to withstand almost any kind of abuse. The devices' rechargeable batteries last approximately seven days. Monthly subscribers can log onto the Pocket Finder Network from a PC, cell phone or any other Internet device. The PocketFinder Network employs the U.S. Department of Defense's Global Positioning System (GPS) and existing wireless technology to locate the devices. Whether the loved one or pet is inside a building, outdoors or in a moving vehicle, subscribers can find their location and even see how fast they are traveling.

Personal GPS locator
Pocket Finders are the only personal locators that can measure impact and offer a "high impact" alert. Subscribers with more than one PocketFinder can view multiple devices on a single account. Included in the monthly subscriber fee is the ability to define home, safety and prohibited zones and even set speed alerts. If the device leaves a defined zone or exceeds the safety speed, it immediately alerts the subscriber via email, phone or text message.
Product reviews
- HTC HD2 review
- Nokia N900 review
- Amsterdam Fashion Week
- LG WatchPhone review
- Nokia N97 Mini review
- Miljonair Fair
- Satmap Active 10 review
- Samsung Omnia HD review
- Land Rover phone review
- Sony Ericsson W995 review
-
Free Android GPS navigation
-
Nokia navigation
-
Motorola navigation system
-
Garmin Approach G3
-
Garmin GPS Handhelds
-
BMW navigation from Garmin










icon.
Category Sitemap