by RMT | Jun 21, 2012 | Featured, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking, News
Like something from a James Bond movie, a new trackable flash drive may very well self-destruct in “3, 2, 1.” Well, not exactly. But ExactTrak, a UK-based mobile security firm, claims to have developed the first flash drive that can be tracked and managed by GPS and...
by RMT | Apr 5, 2012 | Blog, crime prevention, GPS Tracking, GPS Tracking Devices, Law, Law Enforcement, News
From the horrific to the bizarre, GPS tracking has become an essential tool to law enforcement officials worldwide. In a large city across the ocean, the police recently utilized GPS to catch one of the oddest thieves in their city’s centuries-old history. The Where...
by RMT | Apr 1, 2012 | Family and personal relationships, GPS Tracking, Improve Productivity, News
As any parent will tell you, keeping track of all of the little necessities, like pacifiers, sippy cups, blankets, and clothes, can be downright impossible. GPS tracking technology has helped us virtually track all kinds of valuables, from cell phones, to...
by RMT | Oct 27, 2010 | GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking, GPS Tracking Devices, GPS Tracking Systems, Law, Law Enforcement, Medical, Natural Disasters, News
Imagine trying to fight a raging forest fire without maps or knowing how much acreage is involved. Maps have long been important tools for firefighters and are now even more effective with the advent of GPS tracking. The old method was to fly over the fire, while...
by RMT | Sep 10, 2010 | News
With unemployment rates rising, many people are being forced to choose between paying a home mortgage and making car payments. In almost every case, car payments fall by the wayside while mortgage payments become top priority. Repossessing a car after a borrower has...
by RMT | Jun 23, 2010 | News
Nanotechnology notwithstanding, many electronic devices are getting so small that it is almost unbelievable. Consider the cell phone, the watch, and even GPS Tracking devices. Smaller and Smaller Devices The need for a small footprint in a tracking device is driven...
