m.logistics Magazine | Issue 19 | Sept/Oct 2005

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'A quarter of fleets now using vehicle tracking'

Motorola could separate handheld business from phones

Trimble rebrands At-Road in expansion drive

DPD Ireland rolls out �1 million tracking solution

'Real live photos' in latest satnav device

Satellite tracking with a difference

Go-ahead for airborne mobile comms

Mobile broadband on coaches

'Think who might be listening,' says Vodafone as it enhances on-train reception

Multi-million dollar contract as 360 Scheduling enters US market

Isotrak strengthens logistics analysis credentials

Masternaut buys software development business

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Issue 19 Sept/Oct 2005

News

Light, affordable handheld from Mobile Compia

Self-contained satnav from Siemens

Burns fuel tax inquiry hits the ground running

Palm phones with Windows operating system

Coca-Cola buys 6,000 Symbol handhelds

Telematics & Mobile Data Guide 2006

Handheld, scanner and printer all in one

New-generation Nokia phones push PDA convergence forward

Traffic information services put head to head

Pay-as-you-go satnav from Toyota

Telcontar limbers up for phone-based satnav push

NetDespatch mobilises with Cognito

Could free hotspot network boost wireless take-up?

Savi's container tracking network goes live

Mini-GPS for mobiles

'Technology, not culture, is key to mobile apps development'

Aspective links field force management and real-time navigation

CPS gains Galileo role as navigation development advances

Real-world pictures in satnav displays

Itronix launches bid for semi-rugged laptop market

Brighter DAP screen

Panasonic 'rugged smartphone' gets vote of approval from Telepartner

Paxar's multi-function handheld

Vehicle-mounted terminal launched by Advantech

In-cab computer from Masternaut

Fan-free operation for upgraded Toronto terminal

Open standards voice 'browser' from Voxware

LXE launches bespoke voice recognition terminal

Low-cost low bridge add-on to satnav systems

GPS and GSM asset tracking combined in OxLoc unit

DHL Global Mail's tracking roll-out gathers pace as Wire3 expands

Try-before-you-buy trailer tracking from TIP

Telmap claims lead in multi-platform 'off-board' satnav market

Branded identity for OEM's trailer tracking system

Real-time scheduling linked to Masternaut tracking

Cybit claims first with 'duty of care' monitoring

Versatile GPS for your satnav

Socket's PDA scanner gains SAP connectivity

More versatile scanner

RFID for Hand Held

Coach operator keeps customers informed with tracking system

Street furniture specialist saves by tracking

Upgrade for Army's asset-tracking handhelds

Proactive alerting with LaFarge's tracking system

Housing repair specialist tracks lone workers

Taylor Woodrow saves with facilities management package

DTS upgrades to RFID seals

Dexterra advances SOA in the mobile market

Hosted Taskforce service system broadens appeal

Smoother path to Bluetooth

Bluetooth connectivity for Linux handhelds

Secure mobile access via VPN

Microsoft woos mapping users with service upgrade

More robust road speeds

Irish streets from Navteq

Easier RFID integration

Features

Container tracking - through ports now, everywhere next?

Satnav - how to make it work for you

Tracking to stay secure

You can reach supply-chain nirvana

Evaluation: New contender joins the satnav market

Scania joins the GPRS club

Mobile concerns - a storm in a teacup?