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ionwide to push out proximity alert promotions, using the GTX Corp GPS/PLS Platform and leveraging its growing GPS Tracking Smartphone App user base. Gartner reports that 42 percent of consumers use their phone to check a store location, 31% use it for a mobile promotion, and 17 percent use their phone for

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

ionwide to push out proximity alert promotions, using the GTX Corp GPS/PLS Platform and leveraging its growing GPS Tracking Smartphone App user base. Gartner reports that 42 percent of consumers use their phone to check a store location, 31% use it for a mobile promotion, and 17 percent use their phone for

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

ionwide to push out proximity alert promotions, using the GTX Corp GPS/PLS Platform and leveraging its growing GPS Tracking Smartphone App user base. Gartner reports that 42 percent of consumers use their phone to check a store location, 31% use it for a mobile promotion, and 17 percent use their phone for

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