A few weeks ago, China launched the final satellite in its BeiDou-3 satellite positioning system. Didn’t know that China had its own GPS? How about Europe’s Galileo, Russia’s GLONASS, or Japan’s QZSS?

A new FCC order will allow US smartphones to receive European GPS data for the first time … Europe brought its own GPS satellite system online in 2016, as it was concerned that the US might switch off ...

The GoTenna Mesh is a useful tool that creates a private mesh network for long-range communication and GPS access where cellular connectivity isn't available. Lets you share text, location, and maps ...

Your phone has a location pin toggle in the quick settings slider. You can also find it in the settings app as a toggle labeled location. Turning it off should mean that your phone’s location isn’t ...

Under what circumstances would global powers limit or even revoke civilian access to their global navigation satellite systems – and how would we all cope in a world without GPS? When last did you use ...

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Efforts are under way to improve GPs' access to scans for patients who they suspect may have symptoms of cancer. But gaps in the service still remain and more investment is needed to make fast ...

More than 80% of GPs in England are offering patients access to their medical records, either online or through the NHS App, according to NHS England. The government set a goal for nine in 10 GPs ...

All GPs are to be given access to key diagnostic tests for cancer, as part of a £750m drive announced by the Government to improve cancer survival rates. The Department of Health will invest £450m ...