While GPS has made getting lost nearly impossible, neuroscientists have discovered that those who can still navigate with ...

Even without GPS you can stay oriented and drive confidently on unfamiliar highways and byways to get where you're going.

Image: sky map of the 295 defining sources of ICRF2. The dashed line represents the ecliptic and the solid line is the galactic plane. Credit: Dave Boboltz / USNO NASA: Many of us have been rescued ...

The battle in the navigation space is certainly getting fiercer, and while Google Maps continues to dominate this world, there's no doubt that alternatives are getting significantly better these days.

The dawn of the smartphone age had us cheering for GPS chips and easy, on-the-go navigation. No longer were we beholden to sites like MapQuest (which still exists as a mobile app, by the way) and ...

Raise your hand if you like to stop and ask for directions. Nobody? For many of us, getting lost can be an adventure which can either leave you feeling accomplished or extremely frustrated; however, ...

Using mobile phones to navigate has become second nature. Whether you’re heading to a new park, meeting friends at a restaurant, or going to run errands, you just tap the location on your phone and go ...