| Imagine driving somewhere new, you're
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| | located, but that cell phones will have
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| lost, unsure of where you are at, and the
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| | the ability to receive driving
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| more you try to find your way out the
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| | directions, and to be used as a hand-held
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| more confused you get. Do you know how
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| | GPS out of the car.
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| safe the area which you're in is, is it
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| | There are two ways that a GPS cell phone
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| safe to get out of your car to ask for
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| | can be used to get driving directions.
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| directions or are you risking being
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| | The first is to subscribe to a GPS
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| attacked? What if you are threatened or
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| | navigation service, which is becoming
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| attacked, you have your cell phone, dial
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| | available but is limited at this time.
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| 9-1-1, but are unable to tell the
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| | The second way is through use of a
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| operator how to find you. Imagine having
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| | software program. Being able to subscribe
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| an accident, or witnessing an accident,
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| | to a navigation service has its
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| but you are unsure where you are, you
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| | disadvantages, if you are outside your
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| call 9-1-1 but are unable to tell them
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| | coverage area your navigation functions
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| where you are. Imagine becoming ill while
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| | won't work. Plus, not only do you have to
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| in your car, you dial 9-1-1, but become
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| | purchase a GPS cell phone, you must also
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| unconscious before you can tell someone
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| | pay a set up fee and a monthly fee and be
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| where you're at, how will anyone find
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| | under a 3 month to one year contract.
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| you? Imagine being on a hike or bike ride
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| | The second way to get driving directions
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| when you suddenly realize you do not know
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| | is to buy a software program, but you
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| where you are, how will you find your way
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| | need to have a compatible cell phone. The
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| back safely?
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| | programs and maps are on a memory card
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| The U.S. FCC (Federal Communications
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| | and there is no need to pay a monthly fee
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| Commission) has mandated the E911
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| | and since the maps are in the phone you
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| (Enhanced 911) which requires that the
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| | are not dependent on a GPRS connection.
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| location of any cell phone used to call
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| | If you want to take your GPS cell phone
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| 9-1-1 can be determined. This program is
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| | with you while out of your car, not only
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| divided into two parts; the first
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| | are there integrated GPS cell phones,
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| requires carriers to report the telephone
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| | there are GPS add-ons available also.
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| number of the caller and the location of
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| | Another advantage to having a cell phone
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| the antenna that received the call. The
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| | with GPS technology is that parents know
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| second part requires carriers to be able
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| | where their children are at any time (as
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| to provide a more precise location. This
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| | long as they have the phone with them).
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| will require that the manufacturers to
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| | Some carriers are offering this child
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| install a GPS receiver in all cell
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| | location service as a 'peace of mind'
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| phones. The benefit of this not only
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| | feature. There is usually a monthly
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| means that a cell phone can be quickly
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| | service charge for this service.
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