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Hello, as a user experience consultant new to the world of GPS, I'd like to gather your feedback to help me understand this filed a little better.

1) What is it that you like best about your G ...

Hello,

it seems that I have to explain this a bit.

I work in user experience consulting. What we do is analyse electronic devices and services (like web sites WAP phones, con ...

@ hollis_f

I don't quite understand your hostility.

Asking open questions does not mean you haven't done your homework. In my job, it is essential in order to not pre-determine th ...

Thanks for responding dg!

Are you using a combined device, i.e. a PDA with an attached GPS receiver (jacket, cable, BT) or a standalone device?

Thanks Stevie and Mike for your comments!

@ MikeB, you said that you had a high affinity to maps and navigation even before having a GPS. Do you think that is typical among "early adopter ...

Mike,

by "GPS tracking devices for kids", do you mean simple GPS things to be used by kids (so that they do not get lost when on their own) or GPS devices that allow parents to track the where ...

Bonze said that GPS is a "male technology": anyone here to counter this assumption?

Which makes me think... Would you say that there is an age bias among GPS users? For example, ...

Mike,

for kids to be tracked with GPS, there would have to be a wireless link from the kid to the parent, wouldn't there? Is this via mobile phone technology or something else?

In the US, location technology in mobile phones will be mandatory for carriers to include in order to allow positioning people in an emergency ( http://www.fcc.gov/911/enhanced/ ). In t ...

From the specs I have seen, A-GPS is a mixed bag compared to GPS, though: accuracy is not quite as high as with a dedicated GPS receiver, but fixes happen faster (<10s) and reception indoors a ...

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