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Articles in Sept, 2007 issue of GPS World

• NDGPS gasping
• DOT weighs NDGPS future, asks public input
• Nav and entertainment
• Strong growth in Q2
• AEP on the ground: advance to a new architecture
• It's a robot life: using GPS and pseudolites for humanoid robot positioning
  by Shigeki Sugano
• Garmin edges TomTom; Magellan shipments booming
• China seeks safe food for Olympics
• Y'all come by, now
  by Alan Cameron
• Single-die GPS/AGPS solution
• Iridium gains on GPS/data monitoring
• The robots of DARPA
• Personal tracker and mobile phone
• Galileo tests; Rescue role
• Surf's Up!
• Leica unveils receiver for specialty monitoring
• Brainy positioning: processing GPS data with neural networks
  by Rodrigo F. Leandro
• GNSS for all: Sharafat Gadimova, United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs
• Noise modules
• Some squirrelly spies
• Navigation in a Nugget: SPAWAR leverages new chip-scale atomic clock
  by Randy Rollo
• U.S. consumer GPS market largely untapped
• Trimble debuts GPS handheld PC
• Septentrio pursues North America market
• Consumer GPS apps on the rise
• TomTom seeks to buy map supplier Tele Atlas
  by Kevin Dennehy
• GPS a big hit with rainforest pygmies
• Interest in telematics services high
• PNT architecture from the top
  by Don Jewell
• Bringing all GNSS in to line: new assistance standards embrace Galileo, GLONASS, QZSS, SBAS
  by Lauri Wirola