Forget about getting lost ever again. The GPS tracking module embedded in your shoes knows where you are.

Providing a means to monitor people with Alzheimer's who may have wandered off, the Ambulator is a GPS-enabled shoe developed by personal location services company GTX Corp., working with footwear maker Aetrex.

This latest groundbreaking people-finder in a shoe is potentially life-saving, among other applications.

About your golf game, you can view it, track it and know it - all without a professional caddy, just your OnPar one-touch operation GPS golf rangefinder.

Said OnPar's Brian York: "We took a fresh approach to golf GPS rangefinders, incorporating intuitive touch screen technology and unrivaled useful features to elevate the user experience."

This GPS rangefinder sports a dynamic hole layout display and GPS positioning, and provides instant distance measurements, personalized club averages, plus score and shot tracking.

In situations when you need to track your vehicle mileage, the GPS-enabled VQ Mileage Tracker app in your Nokia or BlackBerry smartphone is designed to do just about everything for you - except the driving.

According to creator Xpressions: "It automatically notes the date and time, how far you drove, and the address you drove to every time you drive your car, then emails you all this information when you're ready to submit an expense report."