WHY GPS BEATS BLUETOOTH

Both GPS and Bluetooth boast good connectivity but which is best? The occasional dead zone aside, GPS comes out on top due to its worldwide navigation system. GPS is designed to be exact in its tracking, a trait that comes from its original use in the military. Bluetooth is still effective though; it generally uses less of battery and more often than not is cheaper. 01 It’s accurate GPS receivers are accurate to within 5 to 10 metres on average. 02 It’s reliable GPS works even in dense foliage or urban settings with tall buildings. 03 It can do a lot more GPS can be used to determine speed, bearing, distance and more.…

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