GPS can be a bit complex of a technology – you have to receive a signal below the noise floor, do quite a bit of math that relies on the theory of relativity, and, adding insult to injury, you also ...

Two European startups have combined their products to form a digitally-controlled antenna with digital output for Global Positioning Satellite systems The so-called T-Ant is comprised of the GPS ...

STMicroelectronics has revealed a highly miniaturized IC for 4G smartphones for even more attractively sized designs offering high GPS performance. STMicroelectronics has revealed a highly ...

Heralded as the industry's smallest active GPS antenna, the Micro Skymaster measures only 33.95 mm x 25.2 mm x 10.6 mm and delivers a gain of 24 dB. The component can be either magnet or screw mounted ...

GPS Source has released a new GNSS antenna that is robust, lightweight, and suitable for harsh environments. It is designed for long-term, high-precision applications worldwide, the company said. The ...

Optical Zonu has introduced the ZonuSkyShot GPS tester, designed for quick testing during the critical installation phase of an antenna at a new site build or small cell integration. The compact ...

The product is designed for handheld computers, digital cameras, mobile phones, asset tracking devices, and other applications with space and power restrictions. Samples of the Fastrax UC430 are ...

Ever since reading David Pogue's review of iPhone 3G I've been puzzling over something he said in relation to the GPS receiver. Specifically, is it too small in the antenna department to be any good?