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# X-GPS Monitor
X-GPS Monitor displays real-time fleet locations, telemetry data, and track history on your mobile device. Supports task management and object monitoring.
X-GPS Monitor helps you to stay aware of what’s happening with your objects: every detail of their real-time statuses, location, and vehicle telemetry from your smartphones or tablets.
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**Basic features:**
* Location of the objects online
* The track history for any period
* Your own location relative to other objects
* Notifications about your geo-events
* Choosing your map: streets or satellite maps
* Your balance
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