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Report: GPS real-time traffic could cut four days off your annual commute

Sitting in traffic on Interstate 80 every morning is no one's idea of a picnic, and yet the daily commute remains a tragic reality for the bulk of the American workforce.

Your old gear: Sell, donate, or recycle it?

What do to with your old gear - and quickly, it's losing value at exponential speed.

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Driver takes GPS to top of cliff -- and nearly over

By Christopher Null

I hate to admit this, but horror stories about people following the directions of their GPS units with utter abandon just never get old. I can't count how many times I've read...
Misspelt name on GPS sends tourists to wrong end of Italy

From Canadian Press

Officials say a Swedish couple looking for the pristine waters of the popular island of Capri ended some 400 miles (660 kilometres) away in the northern industrial town of Carpi...
New tech offers GPS inside buildings

By Christopher Null

Many a traveler can't get much farther than the end of the driveway without his GPS navigation system up and running. But ask that wayward traveler to venture indoors and things...
iTunes variable pricing shakes up top song charts

By Christopher Null

Consumers are reacting to price changes on iTunes, sending more expensive songs down the charts and giving a boost to tracks that stick with the old 99-cent pricing.
GPS 101: Navigating around new unit features

By Marc Saltzman
Old gear: Sell, donate, or recycle it?

By Christopher Null

So you broke down and bought a new gadget (or better yet, received one as a gift). Now you face a dilemma: What do you do with the old TV, cell phone, MP3 player, camera, or video...
Holiday Preview: GPS Buying Guide

From Digital Trends

GPS systems are growing in popularity and would make for the perfect holiday gift.
Picking a GPS: Top Features

From Digital Trends

Find out which features are important when choosing a new GPS system.
Nextar I4-BC

From Digital Trends

The Nextar I4-BC GPS has a lot to offer, but falls way short on actual execution. Some things are too good to be true.