By: Dorothy Stanley, Fellow and Head, Wireless Standards Strategy, Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company. Wi-Fi systems are so ubiquitous indoors that location-based services are a natural ...

Location-based services (LBS) are software services that allow apps to function as intended by collecting geodata and providing users with pertinent information based on their location. Examples ...

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The global location based services market is experiencing rapid growth due to rise in the adoption of mobile commerce & social media and increase in advancements in GPS, GIS, and IoT technologies. The ...

Location-based services (LBS) have become integral to modern society, offering personalised and context-aware information across diverse applications such as navigation, emergency response, and social ...

The internet used to be the great equalizer, a borderless space where location didn''t matter. That''s changing fast. Today, the most seamless online experiences are often deeply tied to where we are.

LBS can be split into two key segments. The first segment, most visible in North America, is the capability to provide enhanced emergency services to mobile wireless users. Surveys of U.S. mobile ...

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GL Communications announced today the release of its LoCation Services (LCS) Test Suite, which comprises multiple products working in tandem to support simulation of end-to-end location-based services ...

Stellantis and 4screen partner to provide real-time, location-based services in select vehicles, enhancing in-car convenience for drivers. Stellantis has partnered with 4screen to introduce real-time, ...

As noted by MacRumors, the macOS Ventura 13.5 update that Apple released on July 24 has introduced a bug that affects location services. Location Services allows Apple and third-party apps and ...