The guys at Skylab mobile system have done it again: keep these applications I can imagine life without create. The latest is called Mobile Tracker and described as follows in your press release:
of already built-in GPS receiver is the BlackBerry 8800 Series, MobileTracker located record track logs. This track logs are stored on the BlackBerry's internal micro SD card and can appear directly in Google Earth when you have connected the BlackBerry to your desktop and then click the track file. To allow more flexibility, it is possible to configure the delay between location recordings. If you are on a ship across the Atlantic to 5 minutes to specify also the delay. MobileTracker works anywhere in the world, even without network coverage.
So now if my child is 16 and the car would go, I only stick my BlackBerry in the car and have it pumps out updates on a Web site that understands the track file (I don't think it can do this now, but my child is only 2.5 years old, so you've got 13.5 years to get their act together). Someone believes this isn't going to happen in 5 years? Children everywhere are devastated. When is the first transfer phone going online block?
And anyway, you can more on MobileTracker and check out a cool demo on YouTube.com.
MobileTracker stands for $24.99 nearby.
May 2007 in news, software by ajohnson
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