Global Positioning System (GPS) stories - Page 2

Ingram Micro secures distribution rights for GPS-enabled wristwatch that allows parents to track their children in New Zealand.

Global Processing Services (GPS) has partnered with Currencycloud to offer cross-border payment solutions for financial institutions and fintechs.

Avast reveals severe security flaws in Shenzhen i365 Tech GPS trackers, affecting 600,000 devices globally. Data and privacy at risk.

Lower Hutt scientists revolutionise global measurements with the Kiwi Kibble Balance, using quantum physics to redefine the kilogram and other units.

SAP Concur advises businesses to harness GPS tech for precise mileage reporting, mitigating expense inaccuracies and easing tax and audit burdens.

Lisa Blair used devices from supplied by Pivotel to aid her in becoming the first woman to circumnavigate Australia non-stop.

Bluetooth trackers Tile Mate and Tile Pro help you locate your keys and phone effortlessly, offering robust performance and great value for money.

New World Island Bay trials GPS-enabled trolleys, aiming to enhance shopping experiences by tracking how and where customers shop. Data remains anonymous.

The University of Otago and Perth's Curtin University have collaborated to drastically improve the accuracy of smartphone location services.

From New Zealand's farming heartland to the mountains and to the cloud, Taupō's regional businesses are embracing technology from the ground up.

The device uses CROWN's blockchain technology, supposedly making users' location data immutable and impossible to counterfeit.

Tile Sport: Pocket-sized tracker at $3/mo ensures valuables are never lost, with robust community find feature.

The agreement will see an expanded availability of AiRISTA Flow's Real-Time Location System (RTLS) technology across the APAC channel.

It will now be available with built in cellular and GPS for the first time ever, meaning it no longer has to be tied to your iPhone.

Garmin NZ reveals the Rino 700, a budget-friendly two-way radio with enhanced GPS, ensuring you never lose track of your hiking companions.

Garmin launches new Foretrex 601 and 701 ballistic edition wrist-mounted GPS navigators for outdoor and tactical use.

Navman fuses sat-nav prowess with HD dash cam in a sleek, new Drive Duo unit, offering drivers a tech-savvy co-pilot.

Fleet managers are racing to find the right connectivity solutions to maximise vehicle efficiency and on-the-road time.

Otago Polytechnic partners with GPS Sports to become the world's first to use latest GPS technology for athlete training.

Quantum IT New Zealand was appointed as exclusive distributor for New Zealand, Australia, and the Pacific Islands by Blueleaf Software Technologies.