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Re: Time for Serious GPS Application

From: Andrew Plumb <>
Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2001 14:01:13 -0500 (EST)

I've been trying to find just the right message body to quote for a few
thoughts on this thread, but can't quite find a match so...

For mobile user-centric GPS activities, how about piggy-backing GPS
coordinates off one of these "Instant Messager" clients/protocols?  

If not the client/protocol itself, how about something like that
Napster-style file sharing app (can't remember the name) that hangs off
the AOL client?  Bonus with this technique is more flexibility in terms of
authentication and encryption of the information.  It's a little more
scalable; you could grant access to different resolutions of position
data, maybe encrypt only the smaller differential position data.

Andrew.

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