by Joshua Wiesenfeld on October 19, 2011

Really want to get the new iPhone 4S, but can’t think up an excuse to justify spending the money? Here’s one – Apple has included a GPS-run Find My Friends app that can help keep tabs on your loved ones.
by Joshua Wiesenfeld on October 10, 2011

Defense Contracting giant Lockheed Martin Corp. announced Monday that they were ready to unroll a prototype for a next generation GPS spacecraft. Lockheed Martin developed the technology for the US Air Force.
by Joshua Wiesenfeld on October 5, 2011

Roger L. Easton, the principal inventor of Global Positioning System, or GPS, is asking the US Supreme Court to renounce the Obama Administration’s edict that tacking devices may be affixed to suspects’ vehicles sans a warrant.
by Joshua Wiesenfeld on October 3, 2011

Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources is looking to launch a pilot program next year that would track the movements of commercial fishing boats via GPS.
by Yannick Schwarz on September 28, 2011

GPS technology has for example had major roles to play in many of the recent conflicts, notably in Irak or Somalia
by Kathleen Kielpinski on September 27, 2011

The vehicle tracking industry is expanding, Android smart phones have introduced a new application for managers to make it easier for them to be able to track their shipments, cargo, inventory, etc from their phone. Businesses are beginning to realize it is much more convenient knowing the whereabouts of their cargo. With the vehicle tracking managers know where their [...]
by Joshua Wiesenfeld on September 26, 2011

Zeal Optics, a company based in Colorado, has developed a gadget that constitutes the skiing and tech buff’s dream come true. Zeal has rolled out a pair of top-of-the-line ski goggles that have incorporated cutting edge GPS technology.
by Yannick Schwarz on September 22, 2011

A daycare center in the city of Malmoe, Sweden announced that it would implement a GPS tracking system to monitor the children’s whereabouts.
by Joshua Wiesenfeld on September 21, 2011

A bipartisan group of former law enforcement and government officials have appealed the White House to impose checks on law enforcement agencies and their ability to utilize GPS technology.
by Joshua Wiesenfeld on September 19, 2011

The Federal Communications Committee has come under fire recently for allowing wireless spectrum operator LightSquared to go ahead with development of their commercial wireless satellite venture despite reports that it would interfere with crucial Government GPS signals.