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  Stolen SA iPad helps recover itself

  South Australian police have recovered a stolen iPad after its owner used built-in tracking applications to pin-point the location of the device.

  By AAP | 24 January, 2012 12:06

  Tags: GPS technology, iPad, tablets, tracking

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  Victoria to track crims via GPS

  GPS could be the latest technology used to manage offenders who have been released into the public if a trial by Corrections Victoria is successful.

  By Computerworld Staff | 11 March, 2011 11:55

  Tags: Corrections Victoria, criminals, GPS, GPS technology, security

• Unlucky Thief Steals iPhone Used in GPS Tracking Tests

  In perhaps what was one of the unluckiest moves of his career as a petty thief, Horatio Toure stole an iPhone on Monday afternoon. The irony? The iPhone Toure stole was being used to demonstrate a program that tracks GPS location in real-time--it took the police all of ten minutes to pin down his exact location and arrest him.

  By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal | 23 July, 2010 23:10

  Tags: Apple, apple iphone, consumer electronics, GPS, GPS technology, smartphones

• GPS tracking system unveiled for Alzheimer's patients

  The Alzheimer's Association has unveiled a new Web-based application that works with various mobile devices to track people suffering from dementia who may wander off at some point during their illness.

  By Lucas Mearian | 30 October, 2009 13:22

  Tags: GPS, GPS technology

• Why aren't GPS navigation systems more reliable?

  We've been down this road before: A trusting soul gets bum directions from a GPS navigation system, winds up in the middle of nowhere, and may or may not survive the ordeal.

  By Jeff Bertolucci | 30 December, 2009 11:47

  Tags: GPS, GPS technology

• Three ways to make GPS navigation safer for users

  The story of a Nevada couple, who followed their GPS unit's directions and ended up stuck in snow for three days, reminds us that we, not the GPS, are responsible for where we drive. But, there are still things GPS makers could and should do that might help.

  By David Coursey | 31 December, 2009 09:12

  Tags: GPS, GPS technology

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  XD Radio: Going Beyond VDI with FlexCast Technologies

  XD Radio is a podcast series that covers key topics of interest for IT professionals investigating, evaluating and implementing desktop virtualization. Today’s topic has been transcribed for your convenience. This discussion covers how XenDesktop with FlexCast technologies go beyond VDI to deliver virtual desktops to every type of user.

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  The Network Impact of 802.11n

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  Enterprise Communications: The Next Decade

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  WHAT’S NEXT FOR COLLABORATION?