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		<title>Ground-Based Version of Satellite GPS Could Make Positioning Technology Accurate to Inches Anywhere</title>
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GPS is currently accurate to something like 9 feet. An Australian company says its new geolocation technology could shave that down to a few centimeters, if its hardware is rolled out across the world. The company, Locata, envisions a constellation of...]]></description>
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		<title>Radar Shoes Could Help Locate Users Where Satellite Signals Won&#8217;t Go</title>
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The rise of readily available GPS-enabled devices was supposed to make losing one’s way a relic of a bygone era. But while GPS has undoubtedly changed the way we get around, it’s still imperfect – anywhere the satellite signal can’t reach migh...]]></description>
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		<title>To Thwart Predators, South Korea Is Issuing GPS Devices to Schoolchildren</title>
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Sometimes, you want Big Brother to be watching. In that spirit, South Korean officials are turning to GPS technology to keep their kids safe from criminals, AFP reports.
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