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Alzheimer's disease. Where would you be without GPS? Perhaps carrying fewer gadgets: The technology is being added to shoes, MP3 players, dogs By Carolyn Y. Johnson I Boston Globe I February 19, 2007 This month, GTX Corp. launched a line of Xplorer Stuart GPS shoes that transform sneakers into a wearable LoJack

Ipod so you can track your run in your personal Google mashup. Or hide it in your wife's purse to see whether she's banging San Francisco's mayor, Gavin Newsom. Or something like that. The system from GTXC has a sophisticated GPS integrated into the shoe, which communicates directly with a satellite, which

e Alzheimer's disease. Where would you be without GPS? Perhaps carrying fewer gadgets: The technology is being added to shoes, MP3 players, dogs By Carolyn Y. Johnson | Boston Globe | February 19, 2007 This month, GTX Corp. launched a line of Xplorer Smart GPS shoes that transform sneakers into a wearable LoJack s

+ Ipod so you can track your run in your personal Google mashup. Or hide it in your wife's purse to see whether she's banging San Francisco's mayor, Gavin Newsom. Or something like that. The system from GTXC has a sophisticated GPS integrated into the shoe, which communicates directly with a satellite, which t

e Alzheimer's disease. Where would you be without GPS? Perhaps carrying fewer gadgets: The technology is being added to shoes, MP3 players, dogs By Carolyn Y. Johnson | Boston Globe | February 19, 2007 This month, GTX Corp. launched a line of Xplorer Smart GPS shoes that transform sneakers into a wearable LoJack s

+ Ipod so you can track your run in your personal Google mashup. Or hide it in your wife's purse to see whether she's banging San Francisco's mayor, Gavin Newsom. Or something like that. The system from GTXC has a sophisticated GPS integrated into the shoe, which communicates directly with a satellite, which t

ave Alzheimer's disease. Where would you be without GPS? Perhaps carrying fewer gadgets: The technology is being added to shoes, MP3 players, dogs By Carolyn Y. Johnson | Boston Globe | February 19, 2007 This month, GTX Corp. launched a line of Xplorer Smart GPS shoes that transform sneakers into a wearable LoJack sy

+ Ipod so you can track your run in your personal Google mashup. Or hide it in your wife's purse to see whether she's banging San Francisco's mayor, Gavin Newsom. Or something like that. The system from GTXC has a sophisticated GPS integrated into the shoe, which communicates directly with a satellite, which t