Adding a motorcycle GPS to your riding repertoire can expand your horizons beyond your imagination. There are products on the market to suit every rider’s needs, whether off-road, on-road, or ...

It wasn’t that long ago that the GPS navigation technology available to hunters, fishers, and backpackers offered little more than gray, pixelated screens, with only the most basic navigation and ...

With a dedicated GPS unit%2C multi-tasking isn%27t an issue Car mounts and bigger screens aid ease of use Garmin%2C TomTom and Magellan are among top brands in the market It's no secret smartphones ...

Last time I checked out Bryce Canyon National Park, I dutifully lugged along my colorful, “ruggedized” electronics—a Garmin handheld GPS and a bulky Casio watch with a digital compass. But during the ...

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If you can ride a bike with no handlebars, no handlebars, no handlebars, you can do just about anything. You can take apart a remote control, and you can almost put it back together. You can listen in ...

It may be winter, but it's still a great time to strap on the cold gear and trek outside. Magellan has just introduced a new member to their Explorist Outdoor GPS family, with the new Explorist 310 ...

The high-tech dead-reckoning unit NaviSeer, from Seer Technology, supports GPS navigation. Coordinates accurate to within less than a yard, according to Seer. The military establishment's ever ...

A U.S. Army soldier adjusts his GPS receiver during an exercise at Fort McCoy, Wisc. Credit: U.S. Army WASHINGTON — The Defense Innovation Unit’s Boston office is reviewing vendor proposals for ...

An extensive Coast Guard search is underway after a fishing boat went missing off Cape Cod Sunday morning. The first clue that the 30-foot fishing boat named the Seahorse had gone missing off the ...

If you look in the picture below you will see the World’s Smallest GPS Unit next to a €1 coin (a little bigger than a nickel). The GPS unit is not the metal square to the left of the coin but the tiny ...