[maemo-users] Bad experience with N900 onboard GPS.
From: Bernard Tyers b at runningwithbulls.comDate: Sun Feb 14 15:48:20 EET 2010
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----- Original message ----- > On 14 February 2010 09:12, Bernard Tyers <b at runningwithbulls.com> wrote: > > > No, I don't have a connection to the Internet when using Ovi Maps-thats the > > exact reason why I use Ovi Maps. > > > > You shouldn't be expected to use a network connection with an onboard GPS. > > > > True, but afaik N900 has A-GPS onboard, which is assisted by supplementary > GPS data downloaded via internet. Without that connection it probably sucks > badly, as you could experience. I am no expert on GPS, but that's how I > understand A-GPS chipsets are working. Using a-gps when roaming is not a good idea, as it costs data roaming charges. Leaving aside the fact it is not proper location positioning.. Causing users more data costs than necessary is a lazy way of providing a feature-the issue here with Ovi Maps and GPS has been identified as a bug. So I am happy.
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