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Never get lost again with GPS

by David Allen on June 11th, 2009
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GPS is put inside so many gadgets these days that it is hard to remember exactly what it is was used for, this handy little palm sized device will bring back the reasons as to what GPS is really good for and that is helping you find your way back. All that is needed is that the user locks the location that they want to get to or get back to and the then let the device guide you back, it ...

Keep on track with the GPS

by David Allen on May 12th, 2009
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Tracking something has never been easier, with the TrimTrac Pro from Trimble; users will get the top of the range tracking system that comes in a small device powered by four AA batteries that should be all right for three months on standby or for thirty days when being used for two to three hours per day. Service Plans Through LightningGPS.com (Professional/Enterprise Level Platf ...

GPS for your car

by David Allen on March 27th, 2009
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If you are one of those, people who occasionally cannot find the car in those massive car parks that seem to spring up every now and then. Then this device might just be the thing that you are waiting for, it is a GPS device for tracking down your car, so handy a night and if you have parked up in a strange place. You will probably wonder how you ever managed without it, or try to park i ...

Waterproof USB GPS Receiver

by max on March 18th, 2009
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The ultimate setup for your car might include a netbook, customized into your dashboard somehow and of course, don’t forget to get one of these waterproof USB GPS receivers so you know exactly where you are. The BU-353 GPS Receiver can be utilized in a variety of applications that require a magnetic mounting with waterproof configuration. With non-slip on the bottom and the compa ...

Navigon 7200T GPS Navigation Review!

by max on March 2nd, 2009
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Here’s Navigon 7200T GPS Navigation review, I highly like the large 4.3″ screen Navigon 7200T has. If you need text-to-speech, turn-by-turn directions, cellphone bluetooth connectio, and real-time traffic updates, this is an awesome GPS to get. On the side note, the 7300T will be here soon too, I believe it’s pretty much same thing though. Advanced Text-to-Speech Vo ...

Best Value Portable GPS Navigator Review!

by max on February 23rd, 2009
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For those of you who need to know exactly where you are at and don’t want just a GoogleMaps on your phone, here’s a couple of the best value portable GPS navigators on the market today. The Garmin Nuvi 200 sports a 3.5 inch screen with simply GUI. This is a good small GPS for small dollars. If you don’t want to spend too much on GPS, this is the one to get. Navigat ...

TomTom GO 930T GPS Review

by max on February 18th, 2009
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Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode I don’t need a GPS since my Blackberry 8830 has GPS and GoogleMaps but for those of you who need a GPS, TomTom GO 930T GPS is a pretty good candidate. It’s one of the latest models and if you are going to get a GPS, you want to get the latest one with all the cool features such as IQ Rout ...

Life Hack - How to Save Time using Mobile Internet and GoogleMaps ...

by max on October 27th, 2008
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Last night, I was cooking some great sirloin beef that I bought at Costco the other day. And of course, the sourdough bread I bought 2 weeks ago was too hard to eat. (I could have wacked someone in the head with the hard sourdough bread and killed him/her.) Anyways, in order to search for a solution for my too-hard, outdated San Francisco’s genuine sourdough bread, I immediatel ...

Dell Mini Hack - How to install a GPS!

by max on October 7th, 2008
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Here’s a cool hack that shows you how to install a GPS seamlessly into your Dell Mini Inspiron 9 netbook. I started by tearing the Mini down and seeing if it was even possible. Luckily, there’s a bit of space around where the Bluetooth adapter is located. It wasn’t much, but it looked like enough, so I ordered the smallest USB GPS receiver I could find. It’s a nice unit with ...

Navevo GPS catered to Disabled Citizens!

by max on September 22nd, 2008
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Navevo has released their new GPS capable of helping disabled citizens more than your iPhone GoogleMaps. I guess the bad news is that this GPS is really custom-made for U.K. as of now and we probably won’t see them in the states. (but I might be wrong, please feel free to correct me as always) This GPS’s distinguishing feature is that it displays many special parking spots, ...