Here’s a nifty little gadget - this is a tiny GPS receiver that uses satellite signals to record your position and the current time.
Carry this around, and it will capture information about where you’ve been. Download the information to your PC using USB, and you can do clever things such as plot where you’ve been on top of Google Maps, or geo-tag photos with the location that the photos were taken. It can also be used with image services such as Flikr and Picaso.
This device is cheap, and pretty powerful… well worth considering if you own a digital camera, or you’re into biking, hiking or walking. We’ll be reviewing this in a future show. More details and a review here: i-gotU GPS Tracker review













August 16th, 2008 at 2:31 am
But can you get drivers or software for it for Linux?