PassTime GPS

As GPS technology continued to advance, PassTime began looking toward another major evolution: taking GPS tracking beyond devices that had to be wired directly into a vehicle.

Battery-powered GPS technology presented an opportunit...

PassTime’s move into GPS tracking was dependent on more than just the availability of the technology.

In the early 2000s, GPS technology was available, but analog was expensive and unreliable. As technology moved from analog to 2G networks and later generations, the cost, coverage, and power requirements began to change. Those changes helped make GPS practical for m...