GPS Tracking

Tech Support via Email, Online Chat and by Phone

LandAirSea Systems, Inc., a leading manufacturer and developer or GPS tracking systems since 1994, now offers 24-hour technical support to help troubleshoot and answer any questions that may arise regarding their passive and real-time GPS tracking devices.

The large majority of fleet vehicle and delivery services, such as limousines, taxis, large freight trucks, and food catering services operate around the clock to meet the needs of their customers and clients. And likewise LandAirSea, wants to be there to provide around the clock technical support for its full line of GPS tracking systems.

To contact LandAirSea’s technical support department, simply email them at support@landairsea.com or call them at any time on their support line at 847-462-8100. They also have a live online chat to help answer immediate questions online.
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And the Winner Is…

According to a report from The Wall Street Journal earlier this today, Apple Inc.’s (AAPL) fiscal second-quarter profit jumped 94% as the consumer electronics giant reported strong sales of its iPhone and iPad products.

In fact, shares jumped 5.4% to $590.32 in after-hours trading as results topped analysts’ expectations.

The latest results come after Apple reported a blockbuster first-quarter, hitting new sales and profit records, thanks to the surging popularity of its smartphone and tablet computer.

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About the GPS Tracking Key

The GPS Tracking Key is a small, pocket-sized and portable passive GPS data logger. The internal computer accurately determines the GPS location of the device within 2.5 meters and records detailed travel activities every second.

Data stored on the Tracking Key can be accessed by inserting the unit directly into your personal computer or laptop via USB port (PC only). The information recorded by the Tracking Key can then be: viewed as a written activity/text report; displayed over a digital street map; or – the most popular option –  displayed over a satellite image on Google Earth.

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Win a New iPad from LandAirSea and Steer Your Own Adastra Super Yacht

The list of things that Apple’s iPad can do continues to grow. Consumers are not only enjoying the intuitive functionality and versatility offered by the iPad, they’ve harmoniously integrated the iPad to sync with with their music libraries, books, movies, work related documents and even their security systems. But here’s something that should top any list of “cool things you can do with an iPad.”

According to a report from the Daily Mail, the Adastra Super Yacht – a beautiful and luxurious $24 million, 136-foot water-caster – can be steered with the iPad (well, within 164 feet, anyway).

The Adastra super yacht was custom-made for Anto Amrden, a mega-wealthy Hong Kong-based shipping mogul, who some speculate may use it for transportation between the two Indonesian islands that he owns – you heard right, he OWNS a couple of islands.

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New Tracking System to Help Boost Efficiency While Saving the City Money Longterm

The City of Temple (Texas) approved a new GPS tracking system for their fleet of city vehicles. The technology is estimated to cost thousands of dollars to purchase and implement, however, city leaders say it will be worth every penny.

The hardware’s initial cost is estimated to be more than $25,000. A monthly fee of $2,500 for service will continue after that. City officials said the GPS is well within their budget, and should pay for itself over the next couple of years.

The tracking hardware will be installed in 82 of the city’s 700 vehicles, and city leaders hope to have the devices working in about 45 days.

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24-Hour Technical Support from LandAirSea

LandAirSea Systems, Inc., a leading manufacturer and developer of GPS tracking systems, now offers 24-hour technical support to help troubleshoot and answer any questions our customers may have regarding our GPS tracking systems.

A large majority of fleet vehicle and delivery services, such as taxis, limousines, freight trucks and various food delivery services, operate around the clock in order to meet the needs of their customers, and we want to be able to provide our customers the help they need at any time should a question or issue arise with any of our GPS tracking devices.

To contact our Technical Support Department, dial 1-847-462-8100 from your phone or email us at support@landairsea.com.

LandAirSea Systems, Inc., a leading manufacturer and developer GPS tracking systems since 1994, is pleased to announce its official sponsorship of Cory Joyce Racing and No. 20 LandAirSea Chevy Impala.

Cory Joyce is a UARA-Stars Series race car driver. In 2008, the Cory Joyce Racing team made its first significant purchase; a limited late model from family friend and mentor, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Champion Ron Hornaday. That year, Joyce ran six NASCAR Whelen All-American Series races in that machine, showing that he possessed talent for racing cars.

Moving to stock cars full-time in 2009, Joyce earned Rookie of the Year honors and grabbed his first stock-car victory in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Limited Late Model Division at Hickory Motor Speedway. Since then, he has continued to move forward with his stock car racing career, making select Late Model Stock and UARA Series appearances along the East Coast.

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GPX Riding Creates GPS Artwork

GPS tracking devices, such as LandAirSea’s SilverCloud real-time GPS tracking system, are most commonly used by fleet management and vehicle delivery services to enhance efficiency and boost productivity. Other common applications that utilize GPS tracking technology include covert surveillance for law enforcement, detailed driving reports for small businesses, and parents who want to monitor their teen’s driving behaviors.

However, one resident in Baltimore has found a new way to use GPS tracking to create virtual art. Michael J. Wallace, who would be considered an avid cyclists and artist, has a website, WALLYGPX, which serves as a canvas for what he calls, “Virtual Geographic Adventures.” The website is a platform for Wallace to share his many interests with the rest of the world, but in a completely unique, and almost ingenius format.

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Just Another Example of “Bubba Golf”

The pivotal point for Bubba Watson, Jr. at the 2012 Masters Golf Tournament, came during the final round. Watson found himself in some serious trouble off the tee at No. 10, slicing his drive way right, over the gallery and into the woods. The ball was nowhere near the fairway, leaving him very little angle to get onto the 10th green.

The pressure was on for Watson, especially after Louis Oosthuizen got a lucky bounce to have a chance at the green with his second shot. It was sudden death at one of the biggest, if not the biggest, stage amongst gold tournaments. His second shot could determine his fate at The Masters, and potentially cement his name among the all the time greats in the sport.

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Remembering The Rock: Making his first start at Rockingham Speedway last November for the season-ending UARA-STARS event, Rookie Cory Joyce will use that experience to kick start this weekend’s UARA-STARS 75 event. In his only start at The Rock, Joyce impressed the UARA competitors in his first start at a track one mile in length, qualifying 12th and charging up to sixth place when the checkered flag dropped.

“Rockingham is pretty slick and fast, definitely not your local short-track type of racing. It was a lot of fun to drive in the fall and our car was really fast, but I need to work on my restarts since that was our biggest challenge,” Joyce recalled.

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