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Downloading data to your mobile: don’t assume it’s free

CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS

Scheme to share tracking information 'could bring major savings'

Tesco looks to Microlise for worldwide management solution

Digital comms will now work on the Underground

Trafficmaster goes digital

Snowfalls 'cut traffic by a fifth' – Cybit tracking service

Forecasting project could reduce need for road salt

Palm unveils new touch-phone and operating system

Virgin Media tracks installation fleet

Paragon and Road Tech in alliance to integrate tacho data with scheduling

Tach adapters for 3.5-tonners legitimised

Container tracking that works in ports and on the high seas

Smartnav free with Iveco vans until end of March

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Issue 36 Aug/Sept 2008

News

Massive mobile broadband growth 'could bring capacity constraints' – Ofcom

Mobiles 'more popular than landlines' – Ofcom report

Insurer CBG forms telematics partnership with Eagle-i

Telematics 'can cut your fuel costs'

Severn Trent extends tracking across the board

Hard-wired shortcut keys add to Treo Pro's appeal

Orange bids for mobile apps market with enhanced phone package

Mobile apps 'not an easy fix' for service sector

Satnav included in Vodafone's BlackBerry Curve

IBM launches wide-ranging drive into mobile market

OxLoc acquisition maintains Cybit's expansion drive

Forum set up for digital pen and paper users

Global consignment tracking from DHL

Mobile data supports London's ticketless on-street parking

More in-flight Internet access

3D mapping made easy

Truckwatch adds traffic information in East Anglia

Global GPS-free tracking by mobile network SIM

Low-cost texting service launched

Low-cost texting and calls with FlashTXT

Neo – next-generation handheld from Psion

Solid state disk, faster processor for Motion

Faster, brighter, more capable tablet from Xplore

Tough tablet for field service or fork trucks

Lots of features in Intermec's CK3 handheld

Two-dimensional and high-density scanning support from Honeywell

Smarter remote diagnostics from Trimble MRM

Thermo King expands into fully-fledged truck telematics

Smarter, self-contained trailer tracking from Microlise

LEZ vehicle tracking from Navman

PDA-based lone worker tracking from CMS

Two-way tracking with SupaTrak Mobile

Phone-style lone worker protection device

All you need for tracking

GPS added to stolen computer tracking system

Configurable 'black box' for third-party telematics systems

Task management from Pinpointers

Pay-as-you-go routing and scheduling

Medion satnav gets Navteq maps

B2M appoints Logistics International

Video and wireless combined in warehouse tracking implementation

Train companies join Airwave public safety comms network

Palletline captures signatures with Haultech

Lantec automates work force with Aeromark solution

New meter replacement contract at Anglian Water

Tracking 'takes the guesswork out of steel deliveries'

KK picks LXE for fine food picking in Flintshire

'Back to school' for TruTac as BP adopts its driver compliance system

Quicklight streamlines service and saves with mobile solution

Features

How going green helps keep you in the black – transport operators turn to telematics as fuel prices soar

Why mobile solutions mean happier customers

Securing your network

Evaluation: Getac B300 – Rugged notebook computer

Tracking market polarises

Telematics help cable maker cope with LEZ

IN THE AIR: Massive mobile growth – can we keep up with it?