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GPS

April 2016

  • The running blog
    Course accuracy: why your GPS watch isn't infallible

    ‘The course was long!’ ‘I ran an extra mile!’ – we’ve all heard it. But why do people always assume that their GPS watches are dead accurate?

March 2016

  • Satnav users risk losing their natural navigational skills, expert warns

    Relying on smart devices and GPS are eroding our map reading and way-finding skills, cautions former president of the Royal Institute of Navigation

February 2016

  • Plan for 'bespoke' GPS tag for offenders abandoned by MoJ

  • Children's rights and business
    Would you use a GPS device to track your child?

December 2015

  • Florida woman arrested for hit-and-run after her car calls police

    The car’s automatic safety features reported the accident to emergency services as the driver was fleeing the scene, police say

November 2015

  • Beeline cycling navigation device review: stress-free fun for explorers

    Sitting on your handlebars and always pointing you towards your destination, the Beeline is more like a magic compass rather than a satnav
  • Pass notes
    Take the next junction off the M20 in Kent to avoid traffic in the Austrian mountain village of Preitenegg

    Why has a satnav software glitch been reporting traffic incidents in the tiny Alpine town to drivers in the UK?
  • 'Where are you?' 'Input.Caring.Brain'

    A new, simpler coordinate system uses combinations of words to enable people to find locations more memorably than by GPS or postcodes

October 2015

  • Sustainable food
    Rise of the smart farm: get ready for satellite-controlled cows

    From tracking cows and Peruvian asparagus to monitoring harmful algae blooms, satellites offer the food industry valuable information
  • Hi-tech agriculture is freeing the farmer from his fields

    Robots to pick, drones to survey crops and satellites to drive tractors - experts predict a fully automated farm in five years. But is this what farmers want?
  • Why the centuries-old Ordnance Survey is still going places

    Rumoured to be heading for George Osborne’s sell-off list, the mapping agency has plotted a route through the digital age to remain a unique asset

September 2015

  • Lucky escape for Melbourne driver after he followed car GPS on to train tracks

  • Spacewatch
    Look up to the skies … Galileo satellites help us navigate below

July 2015

  • GPS tracking of offenders delayed by further 12 months

    Previous justice secretary said satellite tracking tags would come into use by end of last year, but project has had significant problems

May 2015

  • Digital entrepreneurs
    Waze co-founder's tips for growing a $1bn startup that Google might buy

  • US employee sues after 'being fired for deleting app' that tracked her location

  • The Guardian view on reading maps: so much more than navigation

  • Swedish islanders seek status update after Facebook dumps them in Norway

March 2015

  • Share with us: what does a successful New York City taxi driver need to know?

    New York cabbies have long had to pass an 80-question test, but now geography accounts for only 10 of those, due to the rise of GPS and rival firms. We want to hear from you about the things you want them to know before they hit the road

January 2015

  • Dog Tracker Plus: Hi-tech collar to keep track of your dog

    Carole Cadwalladr and her four-legged friend, Meg, try out a hi-tech electronic collar that claims not only to track your dog’s movements but also to help you find them should they get lost
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