Keyfob you can make ring from your 'phone, get GPS coordinates of. "System Requirements: BlackBerry OS Version 4.5 and above; Android 2.0 and above." What?

Works with iPhone (not tested it yet, but imagine it'll be a bit flakey, thanks to the iPhone's hit and miss, er, locationing)

With Fire Eagle support. Not checked the app yet, but their website doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

Site that shows you Wikipedia pages near where you are, assuming you're updating your location via Fire Eagle. (Is this the first useful Fire Eagle-based thing?)

The painfully slow GPS fixes have been my main disappointment with the N95. (Shame I'll have to fire up a copy of Parallels and Windows to update the bloody firmware.)

Fingers crossed - the only disappointment with the N95 so far is not being able to use ZoneTag (the alternative, Shozu, is a horrorshow crashmachine).

Worth a try, though I suspect that the n95's GPS is just rubbish.

You can now use ZoneTag with your digital camera (or cameraphone pics not uploaded with ZT) by uploading location logs - neat.

"...it looks like adding location info to Flickr photos through syncing GPS tracklogs is around the corner [at Yuan.cc]." Fucking brill.

Another wee test of my GPS thingy, from Tramway to my flat.

Draws Google Maps from .kml files &c. using the API.

Testing N70/Getrack/Holux GPSlim. Ever so slightly bonkers results.

"Now you can record tracking data from your bluetooth GPS receiver and send the track via bluetooth to your PC for direct use with Google Earth."

A series of posts contextualizing heart-rate visualizations, GPS-maps, and personal journal entries... users are given a rare entrance into personal medical-grade statistics, stalker-level location tracking, and the private thoughts of the blogger.

I had no idea these GPS things were so small and cheap (£70) nowadays. I'm tempted. Very tempted.

A GPS belt that buzzes on your body to give directions. I get lost a lot and take ludicrous circuitous routes via landmarks, so could be doing with one of these.