http://articles.gpsfaq.com This is the syndication feed for articles.gpsfaq.com Google Nexus One is a brand new GPS enabled smartphone and Google is trying to gain market share of GPS enabled smartphones with Google Nexus One. http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=57 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Tue, 05 Jan 2010 11:42:57 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=57 Google Nexus One, Questions, Answers GPS devices took a parallel course with computers, benefiting in the same way from ever-shrinking circuitry and more efficient engineering and growing http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=56 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Thu, 02 Aug 2007 17:35:46 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=56 GPS, 24, Satellites Partnered with GPS Technology, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Serve As Catalyst For Positive Global Change http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=55 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Thu, 02 Aug 2007 15:11:42 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=55 GPS, GIS, Maps Isaac Daniel’s Compass shoes deliver peace of mind, thanks to an embedded microcomputer and GPS device. http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=54 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Wed, 01 Aug 2007 23:09:27 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=54 GPS, Shoes, Isaac Daniel, Compass GPS-GAP Certificate Program (GPS, Geodesy and Application Program) at the University of Maine’s tought by Dr. Alfred Leick. http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=53 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Fri, 29 Jun 2007 14:23:58 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=53 Alfred Leick, GPS-GAP, GPS, Geodesy Geocaching – the outdoor treasure hunting game that has adventure seekers around the globe using GPS devices to seek hidden caches (pronounced cashes) http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=52 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Sat, 26 May 2007 15:10:44 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=52 Geocaching, GSP, treasure hunting Social Networks get another boost from "Boost Mobile". Company released new service that allows to see where you friends are located by using GPS enab http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=51 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Tue, 10 Apr 2007 17:20:36 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=51 GSP, Social Network Big Brother may be coming soon to a neighborhood near you – in a good way. GPS Tracking For Sex Offenders is gaining popularity among law makers. http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=50 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Tue, 10 Apr 2007 16:19:24 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=50 GPS, Tracking, Sex Offenders DeLorme, a Maine, USA-based provider of GPS mapping services and devices offers wide variety of mapping solution products. http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=49 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Tue, 10 Apr 2007 15:52:25 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=49 DeLorme, GPS, Products GPS technology is suited to track the movement of cargo ensuring it gets to the destination on time or re-routing when required. http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=43 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Tue, 10 Apr 2007 15:28:59 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=43 GPS, tracking, packages Solar activity has direct impact on GPS system and National Weather Service has concerns about it by issues a warning that too much reliance on GPS te http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=42 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Thu, 05 Apr 2007 12:48:32 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=42 GPS, system, vulnerable, solar, activity There were several major overhauls of GPS Operational Constellation in the past decades. They all have known as Blocks. Operational GPS Satellite char http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=41 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Thu, 22 Mar 2007 11:15:05 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=41 GPS, Operational, Constellation, Block, Satellites Biographical information on the prominent researcher who contributed a great deal of personal life to establishment and development of GSP. Getting's http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=40 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Mon, 19 Mar 2007 18:01:05 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=40 Ivan, Getting, Biography Bluetooth-enabled Garmin Nuvi 660 GPS Navigator packs a ton of impressive features andless than an inch thick takes on the Navman N60i featuring NavPi http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=39 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:33:19 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=39 GPS, Consumer, Navman, N60i, Nuvi, 660 There is a high and low end to the GPS Navigation marketplace. This review talks about several GPS devices in that spectrum such as StreetPilot i2, iW http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=37 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Mon, 19 Mar 2007 15:30:08 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=37 GPS, Navigator, Budget Bradford Parkinson is credited with creating NAVSTAR which he ran from 1972 to 1978. His major achievement is implementation of GPS system along with http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=36 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Thu, 15 Mar 2007 18:22:57 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=36 Bradford, Parkinson, Biography, NAVSTAR Just how accurate is that GPS device you are considering, and how well can it handle varying GPS signals in adverse weather conditions? http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=35 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Sat, 10 Mar 2007 21:11:26 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=35 Manufacturers, GPS, devices, receiver NAVSTAR satellite system costs an estimated $400 million per year to operate, yet it’s offered free as a public good and delivered by commercial devic http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=34 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Sat, 10 Mar 2007 20:58:14 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=34 GPS, NAVSTAR, Public In addition to helping us drive, GPS technology is used to predict earthquakes, generate accurate maps, and combat terrorism and crime. http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=33 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Sat, 10 Mar 2007 20:45:53 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=33 GPS, Vehicle, Navigation, Land, Surveying GPS Signal is nn electromagnetic signal originating from an operational satellite. The SPS ranging signal consists of a Pseudo Random Noise (PRN) Coar http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=29 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Tue, 06 Mar 2007 11:52:03 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=29 GPS, Signals, SPS, ranging signal GPS Satellites divided into several Blocks. Block I is the first block of 11 satellites which were launched from 1978 to 1985 from Californian base Va http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=28 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Tue, 06 Mar 2007 00:04:01 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=28 GPS, Satellites, Block I, segment Early history of GSP to present Days of History of GPS http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=27 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Wed, 28 Feb 2007 21:46:49 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=27 history, gps, navstar GPS Related Acronyms Explained in this brief list of acronyms compiled into table view. List contains most widely used acronyms pertaining GPS systems http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=26 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Mon, 26 Feb 2007 20:00:08 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=26 GPS, Acronyms GPS Jamming & Jammers devices are most miss-understood in the field of GPS technology. First publicly mentioned during second Iraq war, they are a http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=25 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Mon, 26 Feb 2007 00:04:46 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=25 GPS, Jamming, Jammers Article about Global Positioning System (GPS) http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=24 constantine@articles.gpsfaq.com Sun, 25 Feb 2007 23:54:52 GMT http://articles.gpsfaq.com/details.aspx?item=24 Global Positioning System, GPS