GPS Tracking For Pets From The AKC

date 21 Apr 2009 | category GPS Life

I’ve written a number of times in the past on GPS pet location devices, those using GPS tracking and a few others that use a different technology. 

GPS for Pets — White Bear Technologies RoamEO | GPS …

GPS Tracking Delivering New Business

date 11 Mar 2009 | category GPS Business

Instead of yet another story about how to save money or how to live through the current hard times, why not invest an hour or so in learning about a potentially huge new aspect of business whose surface has barely …

There’s More To GPS Than Dashboard Toys

date 20 Feb 2009 | category GPS Science

Updating the GPS satellite constellation takes next step
SPACEFLIGHT NOW
Posted: September 25, 2006

One year to the day …

Hang up And Drive!

date 19 Feb 2009 | category GPS Life

Here’s a recent entry in Rosalind Gardner’s Net Profits Today blog that at first glance doesn’t seem to be GPS-related but it’s just so important that I have to take the time to address the issue.  Now, listen up …

GPS laws — Updating Needed

date 18 Feb 2009 | category GPS Science

Laws on GPS use need to be updated

WHEN Global Positioning Systems (GPS) first came on the scene, they were used mainly by local law enforcement and federal government agencies.

GPS and Trucking — HOS (hours Of Service) Part 2

date 17 Feb 2009 | category GPS Business

As Dave Barry is famous for saying, "I’m not making this up".  You may think part 1 of this series was complicated, but when you get into local commercial vehicle operations, you ain’t seen nothing yet: (Reference)

GPS and Trucking — HOS (Hours Of Service) Part 1

date 16 Feb 2009 | category GPS Business

Here’s another installment in the mini-series on why American trucking executives should pull their head from the sand and start maximizing the bottom line with GPS.

If you’re John Q. Public reading the mail here you may not even …

GPS Tracking Her Panties For Satisfaction And Profit

date 14 Feb 2009 | category GPS Business

Everyone who reads my GPS Tracking articles here regularly (and, by the way, if you aren’t already a subscriber, may I ask you, as a personal favor, to just click on this link and subscribe?  It would be of benefit to both of us, thanks) knows that I focus on ways that GPS tracking can improve a business’s bottom line … how you get a return on an investment in specific technology.

Many readers who come here from search engine queries, though, are interested in the more drama-related aspects of GPS … things like tracking and errant spouse of girl friend.  There was even a spoof article which made the rounds a month or so ago about a company selling a device that could be attached to a woman’s panties and would not only send their location from time to time but sound an alarm if they were removed.  A joke, I hope, for at least the foreseeable future.  But for how long?  I don’t know.

We here’s a company who has a proven rate of return on their investment in GPS tracking technology and their specific application is tracking women’s lingerie … and expensive, sexy lingerie at that.  So far I think they have limited the use to tracking before the panties are worn, but ….

GPS for Pets — White Bear Technologies RoamEO

date 13 Feb 2009 | category GPS Life

Here’s another entry in the GPS Tracking for Pets derby.  I like this one because it seems better suited to how people typically interact with their pets.  And, it doesn’t require any service from cell phone companies of any description.  Not only does this mean there won’t be any monthly fees, but the darn thing might actually work.

GPS For Pets — Environmental Systems Pro Dog

date 12 Feb 2009 | category GPS Life

There seems to be no end to the folks visiting here who are interested in GPS tracking for pets, especially roaming dogs.  I love dogs, but I don’t let them roam and I’d for sure be GPSing my vehicles first, but hey, other people’s interests are my interests too.  There’s quite a few devices coming on the market and I’ll post a few, along with some real-world comments on what I think is effective.  I don’t sell any of these systems and I’m not afraid to call a spade a spade.