There is a new and innovative way to experience St. Augustine, Florida. GPS multimedia pedicab tour - “Shivers and Awe Ghost Ride” - enhance the haunted tourism experience of North America’s oldest city in an environmentally friendly way.Using GPS technology, originally scored background music, professional sound effects, and voice narration of the highest cinematic quality, the tour takes visitors on a one-hour riding adventure that captivates with ghost stories and paranormal phenomena on a ri

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Filed under: Software , iPhone , App Store , Road Tested Like my colleague Mel Martin , I’ve had a serious GPS jones for quite a while. When I was in much better shape, I rode the local trails on a mountain bike with a Garmin eTrex Summit. It didn’t have any maps, nor did I really need any for what I was doing. My next GPS receiver was a Garmin GPSmap 60cs that I used for geocaching. It had a nice color screen and some limited maps, but really didn’t do a very good job of helping me fin

Editor's Note: Over the next month Everymantri has partnered with longtime cycling journalist James Raia to bring you an insider look from this year's Tour de France. Our partners in the race coverage ( Zeal Optics and MindsetTriathlon ) are offering great discounts and contests as part of our coverage. Be sure to check out their web sites (above) for your chance to win a Garmin 305 from Mindset and sunglasses, t-shirts, hats and much more from Zeal. James Raia filed his first report belo

by Sam Ralpala GPS handheld devices are one of the most awesome technological innovations in the modern age. They vary in size, weight and features, but they are used for one main purpose: to calculate ground position and velocity. This is done through GPS receivers that intercept signals from the earth-orbiting satellites. In a nutshell, GPS (Global Positioning System) navigation system tracks exactly where a person or object is located. Devices that use GPS technology receive data from num