In this video, we’ll be comparing 7 GPS Trackers that are designed for different kinds of users. Not only will we take build quality into consideration, but also unique selling features, so that you ...

Passengers on the line between Leeds and Harrogate can now opt to pay for travel by having their mobile phone tracked. The 18-mile stretch of line, operated by Northern, is the latest to be calibrated ...

A train ticketing trial, which tracks a passenger’s journey via their mobile phone, has been rolled out in northern England. From Monday, passengers travelling on Northern train services between ...

Luckily, child-tracking smartwatches can help put parents at ease while their kids are out of their line of sight. Today’s options do more than give peace of mind through simple GPS tracking, doubling ...

Garmin's Bounce 2 updates its former children's watch with an OLED screen and updated design. It lets parents call, text and keep track of their kids.

The pay-as-you-go system, which will involve passengers tapping in and tapping out on an app, will help bring rail ticketing ‘into the 21st Century’ ...

It’s the city’s latest hi-tech mobile mapping tool employed by experts with the Geospatial Analytics, Technology and Solutions branch — hence the “GATS-mobile” nickname — as it captures real-time data ...

A pay-as-you-go train ticketing system which will track passengers' journeys via GPS and charge them at the end of the day is to be trialled across England. Instead of buying tickets at the station or ...

SmartTrack offers live updates on shipment location and conditions, with 24/7 monitoring and proactive alerts.

Gov. Mike DeWine unveiled a new tool to give new drivers feedback on key areas -- including every hard stop, turns without signals and driving speed.

The Suunto Run is a budget-friendly, feature-rich multisport watch that offers excellent GPS, a comfortable fit and long battery life. The caveat? Heart rate tracking can be flaky.

NATO takes the issue "very seriously" and is "working day and night to counter this, to prevent it, and to make sure that they will not do it again," Secretary General Mark Rutte said.