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Garmin Approach G5 Waterproof Touchscreen Golf GPS

By on Monday, February 14th, 2011 | No Comments

Rugged, waterproof golf GPS unit with 3-inch sunlight-readable touschreen display Preloaded U.S. course maps, including fairways, hazards, and greens No annual fee; new maps available for download from Garmin.com Measure shot distance with highly sensitive readings to eliminate guesswork from your game Digital scorecard for up to four players; save and review the scores on [...]

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GPS Tracking Expert Tells Sellers: Use Custom Forums to Help Customers

By on Tuesday, January 25th, 2011 | No Comments

Many entrepreneurs are exploring the potentially lucrative business of reselling GPS tracking devices as more and more people are getting fascinated and interested in knowing more about the benefits of these tools – and one of these budding entrepreneurs could be you. As a seller, you should look for innovative ways on how you can [...]

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Magellan RoadMate 3030LM 4.7-Inch Portable GPS Navigator

By on Thursday, January 13th, 2011 | No Comments

Ultra-wide 4.7-inch touchscreen display is 17 percent larger than standard 4.3-inch screens Lifetime map updates for up to four (4) map data updates per year, for the life of the GPS receiver Pre-loaded maps of U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico with six million searchable points of interest OneTouch favorites menu affords instant access to your [...]

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Clarion MiND GPS

By on Saturday, January 1st, 2011 | 25 Comments

Surf your favorite websites with the Clarion NR1UB Mobile Internet Navigation Device. Equipped with an Intel Atom Processor and 512MB DRAM, this little gem is powerful enough to keep you connected all the time. It has integrated Bluetooth, as well as a GPS Antenna/Receiver and Wi-Fi – perfect for all your wireless needs. Want to [...]

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How to use A-GPS technology to track cell phone numbers

By on Friday, November 12th, 2010 | No Comments

All cell phones continually broadcast radio signals even when they’re not being used. Cellular phone companies have been able to approximate the location of mobiles for years using triangulation information from towers that receive the signals. But with the introduction of cell phone GPS technology, the information obtained has become more accurate. GPS receivers, whether [...]

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