Gps Tracking Using A Cellphone
By oursuccess
The GPS-enabled cellphone market is forecast to more than double by 2012, hitting 550 million units. Put it all
together and chipset revenue is expected to more than double to $1.3 billion in just three years time,
according to In-Stat. The GPS-based NextGen system, slated for completion by 2025, will straighten routes (blue)
and allow more planes to safely share the skies. Currently, Air Traffic Control Towers (ATCT) guide planes through
takeoff, then hand them over to a Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) facility that keeps approach and
departure corridors orderly over the next 50 miles. The system has been designed to be as nearly accurate as
possible. However, there are still errors.
Cell phone tracking can also be a useful feature to the emergency services or police when responding to a 911
call from a cell phone. For this reason, the FCC has legislated that wireless networks provide location
information for 911 calls made from cell phones. Cell phone tracking systems is touted as one of the most
advanced technological milestones in the history of mobile communication systems. Global Positioning Systems (GPS)
enables the users to trail his own location through the analysis of satellite signals beamed down from many
satellites. Cell phone website Mandated in the aftermath of September 11th, the Federal Communication
Commission (FCC) required cell service providers to make tracking of cell phone calls possible. All phones made
since 2005 are GPS-trackable.
Cell phone tracking
is one of those advances. Cell Phone tracking can prove useful in many walks of life
and especially when any emergency arises. Picture the scene of a road accident where injuries have occurred.
Update: Nokia intend the N95 to be a powerful one for all replacement for a media player, digital camera, digital
camera, PDA and now a navigation device. It features a 2-way slide concept to simplify switching between
different functionalities. Nokia, Motorola and Beneflon are just a few of the companies now providing GPS-enabled
phones. This will change as the other manufacturers catch up, then we will see this technology being installed as a
default inclusion.
