Sprint enabling gpsOne in its EV-DO aircards

by Brian White posted Feb 6th 2007 at 3:03PM

Have a newer Sprint EV-DO datacard for that spiffy lappy and portable, anywhere-you-go semi-broadband connectivity? If so, Sprint may be doing you a solid soon, as the mobile carrier has now said it will be sending an OTA update to some of its datacards to enable gpsOne location technology. Cards affected -- so far -- include the Novatel S720 and the U720 EV-DO USB modem -- along with possible others later this year. The coolness starts with gpsOne enabling Windows to use the intercepted GPS signal for everything from on-road navigation to remote logistics control and more.

Filed under: Peripherals, Sprint, EV-DO

Tags: EV-DO, EV-DO aircards, EV-DO datacards, Ev-doAircards, Ev-doDatacards, GPS, gpsOne, Sprint, Sprint Aircards, Sprint EV-DO, SprintAircards, SprintEv-do

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Heroshima @ Feb 6th 2007 5:22PM

Just what we need!!! Big brother knowing where I was looking at porn..

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