An Israeli company called CellGuide has unveiled a tiny chip that HIJACKS OTHER PROCESSORS — such as the microprocessors that power cell phones — and, combined with CellGuide software, turns them into GPS receivers. The result is a mobile phone with GPS functionality, but without bulky, heavy GPS electronics.
(props to WindowsForDevices.com)
Original post by Mike
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