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A new web site dedicated to one of the hottest new wireless technologies to emerge from the handheld computing sector has been launched. Pocket GPS is the first website of it's kind that solely specialises in Pocket GPS systems, and aims to provide up to date news and reviews on the technology that provides sophisticated Global Positioning System facilities for users of small PDAs such as the iPAQ, Jornada, Casio, and Toshiba.
Dave Burrows, editor in chief, has recruited a team of experienced users of pocket GPS systems that has already compiled a highly comprehensive on-line resource for GPS related hardware, software, news and reviews, and also including third party mapping software."The ability to have a powerful GPS system that can slip into a shirt or jacket pocket goes way beyond the "geek factor" and has a broad spectrum of uses for people in all business sectors," explained Burrows.
"On-call doctors, site engineers, technical staff, sales reps, emergency services, the regular Pocket PC user, the list of potential beneficiaries goes on and on," he continued.
"What we will provide on Pocket GPS is the latest news on events in the sector, publish in-depth reviews of the latest hardware and software as it hits the streets and provide an invaluable on-line support forum where visitors will receive fast, first class assistance, from a knowledgeable
team who have first hand experience of the equipment, the technologies, and the problems that can affect the first time user," added Burrows.
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