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Thứ Sáu, 8 tháng 7, 2011

Never Go Astray Again With Mobile Phone Tracking Technology

By Eric Monroe


Many of us have the mobile tracking apps on our cell phone and keep wondering if it works everywhere. Don't you wonder too?

Using common sense we are likely to think that if GPS tracking devices can work from any corner of the world on our globe, then mobile GPS too should work the same way.

GPS tracking devices are built to locate themselves and show you the exact location, but it is not so with the GPS mobile which can identify its location but when it comes to displaying the exact location and details, there is a shortfall.

Mobile cell phones can work through the satellites to identify their global positioning alright, but for their connectivity and reception they are dependent on the signal tower which becomes the limiting factor.

The cell phones contain only GPS receivers and do not contain any GPS transmitters. Using the towers they can simply show you the location with basic details only. Though there are many other devices that are equipped with the transmitters mobile phones are yet to be developed as yet.

People who start using the GPS tracking devices will start demanding that they get mobiles with the GPS tracking too to be able to save on buying several devices for different applications. Therefore in near future we can expect mobile phones with GPS transmitters in them.

Where ever you are using tracking devices today to track vehicles, cargo, people etc can very soon be tracked in the same way but instead of using a receiving station device, you will be able to see the exact location through a video clip on your mobile and such a application will not be driven through the towers.

Mobiles with GPS transmitters will mean unlimited opportunities for use in your daily life. From having to be in constant touch with your children and the elderly who are alone at home, you can be at peace knowing exactly what is happening and where they are at any point of time.




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