Researchers Map Cell Phone Usage In Various Cities and other GPS/Geoplotting Applications

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Tuesday, September 20, 2005

If you haven't already seen it, physorg.com, has a neat map showing the results of tracking several thousand cell phone users in Graz, Austria. This website also has a story on how the state of California in the United states plans to use GPS devices to track sex offenders, once they've been released.

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