Looks like Willy Wonka has abandoned golden tickets in favor of GPS trackers. Nestle has randomly placed GPS devices in chocolate bars distributed in the UK to locate prize winners, including a grand prize of approximately $16,000.
With possible placements in Kit-Kat, Yorkie and Aero bars, the GPS tracking chips are programmed to activate when the packages are opened. Upon activation, the winner will be located and awarded his or her prize.
According to some reports, contest progress and results can be tracked via smart phone using NFC and QR codes. For the full story, and a look at a commercial spot for the GPS tracking candy promotion, check out the following source: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-57517361-1/nestle-taps-gps-tracking-in-modern-willy-wonka-contest/
TrackingTheWorld is pleased to announce the company’s tenth anniversary as a world leader in GPS tracking devices, software and accessories.
“Our goal for the last 10-years and the future of our company is to exclusively focus on GPS tracking, rather than the broader market of electronics. As a result, we’re able to offer our new and existing customers trusted expert advice on GPS tracking for businesses, GPS tracking software, and how to launch GPS tracking businesses of their own,” said Gilbert Walz, CEO of TrackingTheWorld.
Highlights of the firm’s first decade in business include a GPS tracker featured in Newsweek, and the Letter Logger, a GPS tracking device designed to track envelopes during shipping, which was featured as the March 2007 Popular Science Invention of the Month. The firm’s WorldTracker GPRS was named the 2008 Best GPS Tracker for Kids by GPS Magazine, and most recently, TrackingTheWorld’s EnduroPro GPS tracker was featured on CNN Newsroom as “what the real private eyes use” for covert GPS tracking.
As the company celebrates 10-years in GPS Tracking, TrackingTheWorld is offering two exclusive GPS tracking packages which include the EnduroPro GPS tracker, accessories, and multiple choices in GPS tracking software subscriptions. “Our new packages offer great value, and are designed to provide everything users need to get started in GPS tracking for one discounted price,” said Walz. Packages are available for a limited time only. View packages here: http://www.icontact-archive.com/8BI0wN90RK3okShPjDOHfDTp8s0eMJ9n?w=3
TrackingTheWorld also offers distributor, white label GPS software licensing, and profit sharing opportunities for those interested in launching their own GPS tracking business, or expanding an existing business. For multiple GPS business opportunities, please visit www.trackingtheworld.com, call 650-692-8100, or email sales@trackingtheworld.com.
rackingTheWorld is pleased to announce the company’s tenth anniversary as a world leader in GPS tracking devices, software and accessories.
“Our goal for the last 10-years and the future of our company is to exclusively focus on GPS tracking, rather than the broader market of electronics. As a result, we’re able to offer our new and existing customers trusted expert advice on GPS tracking for businesses, GPS tracking software, and how to launch GPS tracking businesses of their own,” said Gilbert Walz, CEO of TrackingTheWorld.
Highlights of the firm’s first decade in business include a GPS tracker featured in Newsweek, and the Letter Logger, a GPS tracking device designed to track envelopes during shipping, which was featured as the March 2007 Popular Science Invention of the Month. The firm’s WorldTracker GPRS was named the 2008 Best GPS Tracker for Kids by GPS Magazine, and most recently, TrackingTheWorld’s EnduroPro GPS tracker was featured on CNN Newsroom as “what the real private eyes use” for covert GPS tracking.
As the company celebrates 10-years in GPS Tracking, TrackingTheWorld is offering two exclusive GPS tracking packages which include the EnduroPro GPS tracker, accessories, and multiple choices in GPS tracking software subscriptions. “Our new packages offer great value, and are designed to provide everything users need to get started in GPS tracking for one discounted price,” said Walz. Packages are available for a limited time only. View GPS tracking packages.
TrackingTheWorld also offers distributor, white label GPS software licensing, and profit sharing opportunities for those interested in launching their own GPS tracking business, or expanding an existing business. For multiple GPS business opportunities, please visit www.trackingtheworld.com, call 650-692-8100, or email salestrackingtheworld.com.
TrackingTheWorld is now offering a limited time low price on the EnduroPro Ankle Case, a convenient ankle bracelet housing exclusively designed for the best selling EnduroPro GPS Tracker. The ankle cases are now just $8.45 each with a minimum purchase order of 10 units.
The Enduro Pro Ankle Case is constructed of hardened ABS plastic and is fully-adjustable. Users simply insert the Enduro Pro GPS Tracker into the ankle case housing pocket, and place the bracelet on the ankle. Possibilities for use include low risk corrections programs, tracking children and senior citizens, and more. Call TrackingTheWorld at 650-692-8100 to place your order today.
Motorcycle GPS units have long been known for their continuous drain on motorcycle batteries. The MT-100 eliminates that problem by requiring absolutely no power when the ignition is off. Designed with the open road in mind, the MT- 100 is equipped to stand up to harsh weather conditions, including rain, snow, extreme heat, and cold.
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Our new AVL device features faster time to first fix, the sophisticated UBlox chipset and an on-board GSM/GPS antenna. With geofencing and water resistance to IPX-6 standards, the MT-100 offers a great option in motorcycle trackers.
TrackingTheWorld’s AVL-300 GPS tracking device brings a new level of flexibility and durability to the GPS tracking market. With the options of both real time and passive tracking, multiple digital and analog inputs, the AVL-300 GPS device can be configured to meet the needs of nearly any GPS tracking application.
The AVL-300 offers 2 digital inputs and two analog inputs, including one that can be used as an extra digital input. The digital inputs make it possible to customize and SOS feature for your AVL-300. The GPS tracking device is also compatible with Garmin’s Fleet Management Interface. Additional cables are required to utilize this feature.
TrackingTheWorld’s AVL-300 also eliminates problems caused by GPS jammers as the device comes equipped with jam detection. The AVL tracker also features motion detection, and a broad range of operating voltages, from 8-32V DC.
Find out more about TrackingTheWorld’s AVL-300 GPS vehicle tracker.
As a result of grant funding, the state of Vermont will soon be using GPS tracking devices to provide better transportation services to veterans who need transportation to work, medical appointments, and more. Convenience and accessibility are some of the key goals of the GPS tracking program. In addition, the program will allow dispatchers to easily monitor the locations of all transportation vans throughout the state.
Source: http://gpstrackinginfo.com/gps-tracking-devices-to-be-installed-in-veteran-transit-in-va/2585
The Telegraph, a British newspaper, reported today that the use of GPS trackers and private investigators for tracking cheating spouses is on the rise. The article details individual cases where high tech and PI work has helped suspected spouses find out for sure if their husband or wives are having an affair.
GPS tracker devices are routinely used for tracking cheating spouses. Click below to read the full article.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/relationships/8886431/I-spy…-something-beginning-with-adultery.html
Our newly released Enduro Ankle Case is now available as an accessory for EnduroPro GPS trackers!
Visit the Enduro Ankle Case product page here: http://www.trackingtheworld.com/products/enduroanklecase/
View the Enduro Ankle Case press release: http://www.prlog.org/11718795-trackingtheworld-offers-ankle-bracelet-case-for-enduro-pro-gps-tracker.html
GPS tracking via ankle bracelets is now in use in Yakima, Washington to track juvenile offenders. According to a recent report, GPS tracking of juvenile offenders costs around $5 per day while housing the juveniles in a space-limited facility costs around $160. In addition, officials don’t want to let juveniles off the hook due to limited space in holding facilities. Currently 6 GPS tracker ankle bracelet devices are in use. Officials report plans to purchase additional GPS tracking units based on the results of the first 6.
Source: http://www.kimatv.com/news/local/132360343.html
View TrackingTheWorld’s OFT-210 GPS Tracking Ankle Bracelet.
Two-million dollars in grant funding will be put to work improving technology for Columbia, Missouri’s city bus transportation system, including the possible addition of a GPS tracking system to the city’s bus fleet, and the addition of natural gas powered buses.
The GPS tracking systems would allow smart phone users to view the location and arrival information of each bus.
Other technologically-advanced considerations include auto-counting of passengers and length of individual bus rides with the goal of creating a more efficient public transportation system for the city.
Source: http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2011/oct/26/gps-might-track-columbias-buses/
