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Originally Posted by no2chem
sigh, OS/Hardware conflict issues? Can you please point me to which ones have to do with CE and how this has anything to do with aGPS?
Here is the bottom line:
Qualcomm releases chip which supposedly has full acceleration support for CE and all drivers written. We get these from HTC/Sprint. Microsoft has really nothing to do with these drivers. CDMA isn't "really" implemented by Microsoft at all, the implementation on the chip is by Qualcomm, and the drivers that control the hardware are by HTC/Qualcomm/Sprint.
If you want to see working aGPS, look at the tilt. It's clearly not an instability limitation, its a matter of accessing the data. And to tell you the truth, it's not like aGPS data is very complicated at all, its just a few strings that give you location encapuslated in a serial format.
Sprint and HTC have EVERYTHING TO DO with the mogul not having aGPS unlocked, and it's most likely Sprint that is responsible for it.
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Then please explain this:
http://www.sprintmogul.net/Forum/tab...s/Default.aspx
That's not BS, because think about it. Alltel, Bell Mobility, and Telus all have the exact same phone, and Verizon will be having it soon too. Expect to see US Cellular come out with it soon too. If it wasn't because of phone instability issues(even worse then what we have seen with BT so far), then don't you think at least ONE of those carriers would have made the aGPS work on their P4000/XV6800/Mogul/Titan?
It's the Windows Mobile 6, and it's the CDMA, and it's the whole being the 1st phone to have WM6 on a technology that uses aGPS on all its phones. GSM is all about triangulation from towers, NOT aGPS. SiRF III chip is what's inside the Tilt, same sort of GPS as an external GPS would have. aGPS is a CDMA thing, and that's obviously created conflict issues with WM6 so far.