Columbus V-900 GPS Data Logger
Here's yet another data logger for you to consider if you're serious about knowing the coming in and going out of a particular vehicle - the Columbus V-900. It comes with the usual bundle of features including Bluetooth connectivity, an integrated microSD memory card slot as well as the necessary software that lets you map out those co-ordinates during a trip in a snap once you reach home. There is no word on pricing or availability, but it shouldn't hit your pockets that hard.
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You don't have to be a good golfer to appreciate any little advantage that technology can give you on the greens. I don't think there's a single hole that I've ever swung a club a that didn't result in a double bogey, but that's besides the point.
With location-based services (LBS) like navigation and location-aware social networks steadily gaining momentum, ABI Research is predicting more than 550 million GPS-enabled handsets will ship by 2012.
QStarz recently announced the new Bluetooth GPS receiver, BT-Q818 eXtreme, which they claim is world's most powerful. Features of the device are pretty impressive and include 51-Channel Performance tracking for fast acquisition and reacquisition, low power consumption that enable up to 32 hours of use, fast position fix (cold start 39s, warm start 36s, hot start 1s), WAAS+EGNOS support, and auto on/off function. According to Navigadget, what makes the difference is the adjustable update rate which can be somewhere between 1 and 5Hz, making the device suitable for application where timing is crucial.
