Telecom players and wireless firms who are pushing out Location Based Services (LBS) through existing platforms such as SMS and newer ones like GPRS should beware the hype surrounding it. Singapore - ...

Getting lost indoors can be frustrating. Whether it’s finding your gate at an airport or navigating a large shopping mall, the struggle is real. Businesses and institutions face challenges in making ...

In all the hullaballoo about what the next iPhone may bring, whether RIM has lost its mind with the PlayBook tablet, and how Google plans to herd the many Android cats into a cohesive platform — plus, ...

In an age when privacy concerns are at the forefront of technological discussions, many smartphone users believe that turning off their location services ensures their movements remain private.

Skyhook is partnering with Rivetz to integrate Skyhook’s global mobile location services to enhance the Rivetz platform. Skyhook is the operator of a worldwide independent location services platform.

Location services are what Android 12 uses to find out where you are. Your Android phone can then use this information for anything from Google Maps, Find My, Uber, Yelp, Android Auto, and many other ...

Cisco's cloud-based DNA Spaces includes Cisco’s Connected Mobile Experience (CMX) and enterprise geolocation technology that it purchased from July Systems. Cisco is rolling out a cloud-based ...

When you first sign in to a new iPhone it's quite possible you enabled location services and your phone has been tracking you ever since. And for the most part that might be absolutely fine, but what ...

BOSTON, Dec. 4, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- For the fourth year running, location platform HERE tops Strategy Analytics' annual mobile location platform benchmark study. According to Strategy Analytics' ...

A new opt-out Web site for indoor mobile location tracking could land a big blow to the companies focused on improving the in-store shopping experience by gleaning insights from smartphone-wielding ...

Mobile location services could generate $18.5bn in global sales by 2006. But claims that they will be the 'killer application' for the take-up of third-generation (3G) networks are overstated. That is ...

There’s a reason why apps frequently ask you for permission to access your location, even when they function adequately without it. Many companies like Google use your location services to provide ...