The GPS market presents phenomenal opportunity. From its origins as a military technology, GPS has made a successful transition into consumer applications. And the number of consumer applications is growing rapidly. Soon, GPS will be integrated and embedded into devices of all kinds and will be just another standard function. GPS receivers are small and portable. Their size, however does not limit their accuracy; not only can a GPS device determine your position anywhere in the world, it can be a source of other critical information. By FCC mandate, all handsets sold in the U.S. after October 2001 must have E-911 location capabilities. This single mandate is driving the market to include GPS-derived location information in wireless devices.