Australia’s government has ordered a fleet of bulletproof BMWs ahead of the G20 summit. The government confirmed the purchase of… Read more »
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GPS Tracking Could Help Detect Dementia
Researches are using GPS tracking to help identify dementia in people by proving there is a connection between the disease… Read more »
Ice Cream Trucks Latest Fleet to use GPS Tracking
The iconic sound that excites children and adults alike may soon be retired. Starting today, those craving a a sweet… Read more »
GPS Tracks Dwindling Water Supply in West
GPS stations monitoring minute movements within the Earth’s crust used for collecting earthquake-related data are also collecting data on the… Read more »
Dutch Firm Wins Bid to Resume Search of MH370
Australia announced this month Dutch firm, and FieldLogix customer, Fugro will continue the search for flight MH370 that went down… Read more »
Another Day, Another Court Decision on Warrantless GPS Tracking
A split federal appeals court agreed Baltimore police acted in good faith when using a GPS tracking device without a… Read more »
Police Find Dump Truck Thief Thanks to GPS Tracking
A Florida man can thank a GPS tracking device for leading authorities directly to him. Trans-Phos Trucking in Naples, FL… Read more »
Jon Lester Needs GPS to get to Work
The stresses of starting a new job aren’t limited to regular 9-5 employees. Jon Lester, a new player on the… Read more »
Jaguar Buys Dentist’s Entire Private Fleet
Jaguar Land Rover has purchased a private fleet of 543 cars worth an… Read more »
Track Your Feline in New Kitty GPS Tracking Project
Curious about what your feline gets up to in the great outdoors? Now your furry friend can participate in a… Read more »