No audio available for this content. In this course assignment, the map predicts the satellite paths, and the app is what students use to observe them. Final results are not yet in, but early ...

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If Google really is serious about "organizing" all the world's information, the "Universal" search engine needs to start searching for ways to help golfers "organize" all the information they need to ...

These days, technology seems to be advancing faster than ever. As a result, golf course superintendents are always on the lookout for new products and equipment that can help them improve playing ...

A Massachusetts driver who took a wrong turn and was sent off course because of bad GPS directions ended up on a golf course. According to NBC Boston, a man in a black SUV was using Waze after ...

University of Texas at Austin students used a custom-built GPS signal spoofer to send a yacht off course. The $80 million vessel relies entirely on GPS for navigation, and with the owner’s permission ...

These days, technology seems to be advancing faster than ever. As a result, golf course superintendents are always on the lookout for new products and equipment that can help them improve playing ...

A small team of researchers from the University of Texas at Austin recently tricked a 213-foot superyacht off its course using a custom-made GPS device, rendering the $80 million vessel's electronic ...

It happens quite often. Right after a race, I hear from someone who just completed the course and wants to tell me how their GPS watch measured the course. The winner of the recent Stomp Out Sexual ...

This summer, we learned that the U.S. Office of Personnel Management was targeted by hackers, reportedly in China, and that records on 18 million current and former U.S. government employees were ...

A 213-foot luxury yacht veered off course while cruising in the Mediterranean Sea this summer after a radio navigation research team led by global positioning systems expert Todd Humphreys of the ...

New research shows the GPS software we all rely on can be hacked and manipulated. In June, a team at the University of Texas employed "GPS spoofing" to disorient the navigation system on a luxury ...