Tiny GPS tracker now available

Check out this tiny GPS receiver. This can be used to capture your current position, or track your progress on a journey, then let you use that data on your PC or online.

You can overlay your position and waypoints onto Google Maps and Google Earth, and also use it to geo-tag photos and on photo services such as Flikr and Picaso.

Waterproof and rechargeable, this device is a snip at £40, easy-to-use and pretty powerful. If you're a biker or a hiker, or own a digital camera, find out more about the i-gotU GPS tracker at www.frequencycast.co.uk/igotu.html

3G iPhone from 11th July

After months of speculation, Apple's announced the 3G version of the iPhone. This will be available in the UK from the 11th July 2008. As well as supporting high-speed HSDPA Internet access, the new iPhone has built-in GPS and a bunch of software extras. It's available in 8Gig and 16Gig versions.

Existing iPhone users can upgrade to the new version for £99, or free if you go for the £45 a month contract. There'll also be a new £30 a month contract.

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