Web based mobile phone tracking.

Hi All,
For my requirement I have to track my field employees(crew lead) through a web interface.
I provide a Motorola i870 to each crew lead, now I am looking for some kind of web services which I can used to display the crew location on a map.
I am looking for some suggestions from you guys also.
Ashish

I think you are talking about GPS, I think it is right now possible with motorola IDEN phones
check this link
www.nextel.com/gpsupdates

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Session 2
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