My article on great GPS gifts for this summer ran today at Forbes.com.
I like GPS receivers, but ultimately, I think they’re probably an intermediate technology. With navigation capabilities coming to cell phones and other devices (even cameras and camcorders), it seems like the standalone GPS receiver is probably not going to be viable entity for much longer. They’ll most likely suffer a fate similar to that of the Palm Pilot.
I'm a Boston-based writer and editor. My work has appeared in publications like The Boston Globe, The Boston Phoenix, PopMatters, ALARM Magazine and Forbes.com.
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