I can hear T-Mobile's network beginning to crumble under the weight now.

This device's IMEI and other serial numbers were scanned and assigned to someone at Motorola. It's called M-Track internally at Motorola.

Motorola will buy this off eBay and fire the person who it last belong to unless that person reported it as missing or stolen.

Motorola won't go after the seller.

"We almost missed the pinhole mic just below the dock connector, which worked fine for our driver when he took a call using the hands-free functionality."

What about when you have a bluetooth headset. How does it work then?

My car will be broken into and this $120 cradle will show up on eBay.

E-X-P-E-N-S-I-V-E

The purpose of these lasers is to affix them to sharks.

We are told by AT&T that GPS is required so you won't use this in States where it is illegal (North Dakota, I think?). And, of course, outside the United States.

Another reason to get the location is so it can pick a frequency channel which will cause the least mount of interference with neighboring AT&T cell sites.

Nope. This is your very own AT&T Cell Tower without the union labor.

I'm not smarter than you, but you could buy a Spirent GSS4220 for about $30K USD to simulate any location you choose :) ( http://www.spirent.com/Solutions-Directory/~/media/Datasheets/Positioning/GSS4200.ashx ).

I'm guessing AT&T made some attempts to make this work in places where they approve. So maybe trying to activate this in New York isn't going to work? I would think AT&T's worst nightmare with this product is someone placing dozens of these on top of a building in downtown Manhatten.

If you lose power do you have to re-activate again? Because if I want this in my basement then there's no way it's getting a GPS signal.

Oops. Thanks 1Password.