GPS To The Rescue

Sex offenders are required to wear a GPS device on their ankles so, law enforcement knows where they can be located at any time of day/night. A few days ago a man wearing such a device was chatting up a young boy and a off-duty officer noticed him wearing the gps ankle monitor at the gym that all three were at.

The officer immediately contacted his fellow officers and passed on the offenders details gathered from the Gym incharge and found out that the man was a high-risk sex-offender on parole who had been warned to stay away from youngsters. The man was detained and a search of his home revealed child pornography material.

One more use for the GPS!!

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GPS For Moon!!

Yes, NASA is funding a Ohio State University research team over the next three years to develop a navigation system that will feel a lot like GPS to the astronauts that use it, the university announced. The cost will be $1.2 million dollars.

Now, when you go to Moon next time - you can be rest assured that you won't lose you way!!

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Garmin's Latest - Nuvi 500 Series

Garmin  unveiled its latest GPS device, a cross over that combines handheld and vehicle gps. The Nuvi 500 series,
at the British Automotive show in London attracted lot of attention. You can toggle between the various modes -
like boating, cycling, driving or walking modes.

The Nüvi 500 and 550 have 3.5-inch, 320-by-240-pixel screens. As expected from a crossover GPS, both models meet IPX7 waterproof standards, yet have an internal speaker. The 500 comes preloaded with topographic and street-level maps for the 48 continental states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico and BlueChart g2 Vision and Inland Lake Vision maps for more detailed marine information. The 550 offers street maps for the United States and Canada..

It's price starts from around $500 dollars.

A good buy for the adventurous sort....

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GPS On The Moon

If you need to ever go and settle on the moon because the Earth becomes either uninhabitable or inhospitable due to any reason including global warming, nuclear war or asteroid strikes or any number of bio-threats then don't worry about getting lost on the moon, cos' NASA is funding a 1.2 million U.S. dollars project to  develop a navigation system that will feel a lot like GPS. This is being done by the Ohio State University. Isn't that cool...

What fun, we can even plan a meeting on Moon at 36, 44 coordinates and 77,88 coordinates. What say?

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