GPS

Track your Pizza Hut pizza delivery in real time

March 30, 2016 by Greg Gazin · Leave a Comment

You really know you’re a geek and a hungry one at that, when you get excited finding out you can track the whereabouts of your pizza delivery in real-time. Pizza Hut Canada has just unveiled Pizza Hut Live Nav an exclusive real-time GPS pizza tracking system to do just that.

“We’re thrilled to bring our new Pizza Hut LIVE Nav to Canada for the first-time,” says Jennifer Ligotti, Marketing Portfolio Manager, Pizza Hut. “Our new platform will change the way we do business, while streamlining our driver delivery process to ensure the utmost efficiency and the best, hottest pizza.” “Our goal with Pizza Hut LIVE Nav is to delight our customers with a new, live tracking experience,” she adds. Read more…at Canoe Tech Blog.

Filed Under: Canoe Technology, GadgetGreg, Internet, Signs of the Times · Tagged With: food, GPS

Coin sized TrackR keeps tabs on your stuff

March 24, 2015 by Greg Gazin · Leave a Comment

Can’t remember where you left your keys or maybe your phone? If you answered yes to either of these questions then TrackR bravo is the gadget for you. It’s a Bluetooth enabled device paired with a mobile app that using a distance locator, could locate missing items within 30m and possibly beyond. And it’s not just limited to your phone and your keys; it can track anything from pets and bikes to purses and wallets, anything that you attach it to.

It’s tiny. It has a 31mm diameter only 3.5 mm thick and it’s pretty clever. You start by downloading the app for Android or iOS. You then pair TrackR bravo with your compatible smartphone and it will keep tabs on where it is and show it on the map located within the app. Read more…at Canoe Tech Blog

Filed Under: accessories, Android, Apple, Apps Alive, Canoe Technology, GadgetGreg, New Product, Product review, travel · Tagged With: bluetooth, GPS, New product

Review: TomTom Ease portable GPS

August 17, 2010 by Greg Gazin · Leave a Comment

Living in Edmonton and not doing a substantial amount of annual driving, I never thought I would have the need for a GPS. So when the opportunity arose to head south on a 4000km+ round trip journey to Salt Lake City Utah for my good friend Luigi’s wedding, I thought this might be the time to use a little technology to ease the pain of long distance travel. READ FULL POST AT CANOE TECH BLOG