Delta Launch To Mark Era's End At Cape CanaveralSource: The Spacearium
A twenty-year era of Air Force Global Positioning System Satellite launches on the Delta 2 rocket is about to come to an end with Monday morning's scheduled launch of the final second-generation GPS satellite from the Cape Canaveral spaceport in Florida.
Air Force Responds to GPS Outage Concerns Source: ABC News
The sky isn't falling and neither is the Global Positioning System, the U.S. Air Force said during a Twitter news conference. "No, the GPS will not go down," tweeted Col. Dave Buckman of the Air Force's Space Command.
U.S. says Pakistan terrorist attacks upSource: msnbc.com
The number of terrorist attacks around the world fell by 18 percent last year but rose dramatically in Pakistan, growing in frequency and lethality, the U.S. State Department says.
Texas truants to be tracked by GPS ankletsSource: msnbc.com
Court authorities here will be able to track students with a history of skipping school under a new program requiring them to wear ankle bracelets with Global Positioning System monitoring.
Texas truants to be tracked by GPS ankletsSource: msnbc.com
Court authorities here will be able to track students with a history of skipping school under a new program requiring them to wear ankle bracelets with Global Positioning System monitoring.
GPS not a license to turn off your brainSource: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
People should not exercise less awareness or caution driving with a GPS than they would without one. Traffic experts say drivers need to realize that rules of the road and signs have priority over GPS commands.
Collar 'key' to snow leopard secretsSource: BBC News
Lying somewhere in the mountainous, snow-cloaked terrain of Pakistan's Tooshi Game Reserve is a collar that could help unlock the secrets of the elusive snow leopard.
Technology, the Stealthy TattletaleSource: The New York Times
A technological revolution is making it possible not just to track down escaping bank robbers but to find missing things and people far more quickly and precisely than ever.
Highway of the Future: Interstate IntelligenceSource: MSN
No matter what, I am told, don't hit the brakes. Like a living crash-test dummy, I obey, stepping on the accelerator and aiming the black Cadillac STS at the trunk of another STS a few hundred yards ahead.
Putin Makes Glonass Navigation System Free AccessSource: GPSdaily.com
Very darned interesting move by the Russians to help cement Glonass (and GPS) as the world defacto standards for navigation. This drives another nail into the coffin of the European effort to build a for pay Galileo navigation system.
Which is probably what he intended to do.
Galileo Contractors Stop Work After Figuring Out That GPS is FreeSource: gpsdaily.com
The European Union's civilian alternative to the U.S. Global Positioning system may have been dealt a fatal blow as the consortium of contractors in Europe building the system began to question whether or not they could make a profit on the system.
Court rules that sly GPS tracking isn't unlawfulSource: Engadget
It's one thing to offload (illegally) a dozen or so GPS units from a storage facility and beg the police to nab you by leaving them turned on, but for the boys in blue to slide a tracking device into your ride to keep dibs on your doings, well that's another matter entirely.
Cellphones That Track the KidsSource: The New York Times
Many parents may have fleetingly harbored the fantasy of equipping their children with tracking devices.