Apr 03
Mapping and navigation company TomTom has just launched the latest in its line of GPS-enabled sports accessories. Aside from keeping tabs on your location, the Runner Cardio GPS also monitors … Continue reading
Apr 02
TomTom has evolved over the years to remain relevant, as churning out dedicated GPS navigation devices alone is not going to cut the mustard. Hence, their foray into the fitness device market has reaped dividends, and they intend to pursue this course of action even further with the TomTom Runner Cardio GPS sport watch. This particular timepiece does not only inform you of the current time, it also comes with a built-in Heart Rate Monitor so that you need not have to burden yourself by wearing a separate chest strap.
TomTom Runner Cardio GPS Sport Watch Announced original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 30
Mobile technology and mobile devices are so prevalent today that it totally make sense to employ those not just to make our lives easier but keep our families safer as … Continue reading
Mar 28
Magellan has announced that it has a new cloud-connected GPS device that has now launched for drivers. The GPS device is called the Magellan SmartGPS 5390 cloud connected navigation device. … Continue reading
Mar 27
Magellan SmartGPS 5390 Announced
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Magellan has just announced their SmartGPS 5390 cloud connected navigation device, which so happens to be an interesting GPS navigation device that will not only help you find your way to your destination, but it will also integrate social, local and mobile content thanks to Magellan’s revolutionary cloud-enabled Smart Ecosystem, all packed in a sleek and stylish form factor.
Magellan SmartGPS 5390 Announced original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 10
At $250, TomTom’s Multisport HRM GPS watch is more expensive than its competitors, but that’s because it does so much more.
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Mar 07
Kids are a bundle of energy, joy, and at times, frustration – especially when you are already running late for a particular event, and they are frolicking all over the house – with some of them even indulging in a little bit of hide and seek along the way. And for those moments when you all hit the local mall, it can be quite challenging for a new parent to keep tabs on his or her kid while attempting to do the entire week’s grocery shopping, as it would test that parent’s multitasking ability to the fullest. GPS trackers for kids are not new in the market, but the HereO watch that we are talking about today happens to be one of those devices which ooze with cuteness overload.
HereO Watch Helps Parents Keep Tabs On Their Kids original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 06
Earlier this morning, we did take a closer look at the Le Chal smartshoes which will help the blind or visually impaired get around without additional or external help, but this time around, a new pair of shoes that will also rely on GPS technology which will be able to assist dementia patients as well as those afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease, as caregivers need not worry as before about their patients wandering off and getting lost. GTX Corp. has come up with insoles that feature an embedded GPS device, making it a snap to move the technology between different pairs of shoes. Known as “Smart Soles“, they are currently being tested by various groups who work with dementia patients, with a targeted summer release date.
GPS Tracking Shoes Offer Alzheimer’s Patients Added Safety original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 28
Air travel is a very safe way to travel long distances in a short time, but it is often subjected to turbulence, something that can range from a minor annoyance … Continue reading
Feb 27
Apple Maps has not exactly been the most accurate way to get around somewhere which you are not familiar with, as a grandmother in rural Pennsylvania can attest to. In fact, for the past one and a half years, Apple Maps has been sending skiers who rely on their iPhone to get around to her home, rather than the ski lodge which they intended to visit. Basically, Apple Maps would direct skiers who are on the lookout for Roundtop Mountain to go through Beaver Creek Road, but there is one major issue with such a directive – this route happens to be a dead end, as you can see for yourself in the embedded video above.
Apple Maps Send iPhone Owners To Grandma’s House original content from Ubergizmo. 
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