iPhone gets actual GPS receiver
Seems like the iPhone will benefit from an external GPS module somewhere around February. A GPS device to go with the preinstalled Google maps application is already in the works with a real...
- Bernard
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is the device available in market? if so where can i get one...
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- 2008-04-13 16:24
- ibqe
- iPhone Master
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iPhone Rulez! It is everything a person would need. Much better than Chung's devices.
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- 2008-02-28 13:05
- iUNi
- Anonymous
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Wish i get an accessory like this for my Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot K810i .
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- 2008-01-10 09:33
- 2S{5
- smokeonit
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why no bluetooth GPS solution, a lot of people, like me, have bluetooth GPS receiver, and i want to use it with my iphone!!! this solution with a bulky thing connected to the iphone usb-type port sucks big time! and i can't plug it into my icelink setup in my car, WTF!!!!
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- 2008-01-04 02:37
- pPck
- cool
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please help me out because i have lock iphone and i want to know that does gps works onmy iphone. please help me
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- 2007-12-28 10:31
- mI63
- veedubjai
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I wonder how much battery power this will use from the iPhone handset when connected?
When ever they do released a iPhone V2, I sure Apple won't be making any substantially product update changes on current iPhone, Apple to here to make money hence I believe they will only add small features on next generation iPhone just to keep the money flowing, just take a look at current iPods out there, where they many huge feature updates between each generation?
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- 2007-12-26 15:52
- iIR0
- TM
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"But...sirf star III ,no sirf star II as Nokia and dont forget, in Nokia N95 the slide must be opened to have good reception."
Who told ya, that Nokia uses SiRF chipsets? Nokia uses TI chipset and with newest firmware and A-GPS its very quick and accurate. (I have also SiRF STAR III BT GPS to compare and the difference is nearly none)
"I am fun of Nokia since 1992 but we must say Apple give us a new sight for the Mobile phones."
You must be jokin, don't you?
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- 2007-12-18 15:02
- 03eR
- ho
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just have 2 questions.....
wouldn't it cost $90 for the gps module and some more for gprs data transfer?
what if you need to charge your phone during using the gps...wouldn't a bluetooth connection would be better(if possible)
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- 2007-12-18 10:59
- UiXM
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So where do you power the device while the GPS is in??? :P LOL.
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- 2007-12-18 09:22
- SeKI
- Anonymous
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won't it suck having that gps thing stick out at the bottom of the phone...
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- 2007-12-18 05:52
- 0aZ1
- to garry
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first again aye:) lolololol.. u lost this one garry. very sad indeed. it was fun while it lasted tho.lol
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- 2007-12-18 04:21
- kaJd
- Anonymous
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Another external device that we have to carry on us to get the GPS working...it's like the Sony HGE-100 GPS enabler, it's an external device too! We want ALL-IN-ONE! Maybe the iPhone 2 will have the GPS included in it!
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- 2007-12-17 21:56
- 4Bbn
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But...sirf star III ,no sirf star II as Nokia and dont forget, in Nokia N95 the slide must be opened to have good reception.
I am fun of Nokia since 1992 but we must say Apple give us a new sight for the Mobile phones.
Spiros
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- 2007-12-17 21:47
- MKJE
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re:the hacker
well N95 isnt the first phone with GPS build-in, iphone and N95 are like copying other brand from asia...
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- 2007-12-17 21:12
- Y9Ai
- thehacker
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what next external 8MP camera, external 2.1 speakers, external 5MP video camera, external keypad??? if that was the point buy them all independetly buy a NAV SAT, a multimedia player, PDA, laptop, all of them separetly.
WE want ALLinONE am I right?
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- 2007-12-17 21:11
- iGgY
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