Insight into GSM cell phone tracking

Cell phone tracking can be classified as network based and handy device based.

The former way does not require the mobile device do anything, so it means you do not have to change anything to your mobile phone, the base station will calculate the distance, determine its rough location.

The latter way requires the mobile device to install some location app to acquire the GPS coordinates; it may means you need a GPS receiver and calculate the relevant data, or send the raw data to a location server to do the job.

However it easy said than done, there are more work to do in order to track a cell phone, you need mobile internet to send the data, and a server to receive the data, process it, and then show the data on a map like Google Maps.

Source: cellphonetrackers.org

Free cell phone locator for Blackberry and Windows Mobile

Mologogo is one of the first cell phone locator software for BlackBerry and Windows Mobile phones. In those days, BlackBerry cell phones used to be very popular in the US (it’s still popular among enterprise users), and that's why many can still remember Mologogo.

Although Mologogo does have some nice features, but in a time when touch screen cell phones like iPhone and Anroid cell phones prevails, Mologogo gets outdated, and not many people use it.

People now use Find My iPone, Glympse, InstaMapper and other cell phone locating apps. But it's still worthwhile to mention it, and do not forget, it's a free cell phone tracker.

We got the news that Mologogo support touch screen cell phones in the future, but let us just wait. If you happen to have a BlackBerry or Windows Mobile phone, you may give it a go.