Google Maps no longer needs GPS
Today Google revealed the second version of their Google Maps application that can now localize your position based on the cell tower information triangulation. The new "My Location" feature allows...
- Grein
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Hi! Is it working with my nokia 6300? where can i download compatible version with my ph0ne?.. Can any 0ne help me with this..
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- 2009-05-26 14:21
- ji{R
- DEMOnick
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In Romania whit Vodafone work fine but cost ist veri hudge for data transmision. In this moment GPS is best solution in romania, or busola Vodafone.
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- 2008-02-04 18:37
- ny7H
- abcDario
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Hi have downladed it to my W610i and it says location temporaly unavailable :(, i knows i m in Colombia, but only shows the middle of the country ( where is supposed to be Bogotá, the cap.)
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- 2007-12-14 01:18
- PvCS
- Anonymous
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GMM 2.0.1 now works with the Nokia 6230. My Location doesn't work though.
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- 2007-12-06 07:34
- 4udy
- Antony
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can any one help i downloaded it and when i start it it just goes off on my LG VIEWTY i have no idea why thought if any one knows jsut email me please THANKS
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- 2007-12-05 17:59
- mX9q
- saaz
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i downloaded on my nokia 6300, but it doesn't work. i get the message like "This application requires a data connection please contact your carrier or visit. google.com/gmm/configure.html on your computer for more info". is there any body who can confirm if it will work on nokia 6300, i am in toronto.
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- 2007-12-04 20:36
- Md%v
- Anonymous
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this is stupid they say that is not useing gps, instead is useing GPRS to locate in Vodafone Romania , the session cost for Gprs is expensive , is not worth!
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- 2007-12-03 14:33
- MCry
- Soy Pop
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I used the GPS from google on my old Samsung A940 and it worked great in high tower-populated areas. It was already available for certain phones in the begining of the year, but it kept on loosing location. Hopefully now that its "publicized" it won't have that same problem...and even if it does I won't complain 'cause it free :D
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- 2007-12-02 22:07
- kS6T
- Rica
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@Eric,
so why u buy a GPS if u can use ur useless mouth???
if in the place where there is no one can ask...use ur useless mouth and talk to ur self...
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- 2007-12-02 18:34
- pFkb
- Anonymous
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This is a suitable way for everybody to get their directions good idea i love it
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- 2007-12-02 17:40
- N9@x
- Eric
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You guys are asking too much to a beta and free version, if u need more accuracy, pay money and get GPS devices. If there is no signal, easy, open your useless mouth and asking
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- 2007-12-02 05:38
- wiWs
- GPS_master
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This is super cool! but it works best with 3G threr you are connected to multiple towers, you can get in city 10m precision, but with gsm you are connected to only 1 tower and with distance upp tp 2km
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- 2007-12-02 04:47
- mKYh
- Anonymous
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Utterly useless! 1km precision is no precision at all..
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- 2007-12-01 14:32
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