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Actually, I must correct myself and apologize... I've been doing further research for a proposed project and I'm leaning more towards the theory that my wife's LG Fusic (and other Java based Sprint flip-phones) are actually using Advanced Forward Link Trilateration, which is the technology that uses the network carrier's LBS servers and tower info. It's just one-step below GPS in terms of accuracy.
Getting back to the Titan: I've been beating my head against a wall on this unit's capabilities, Sprint has purposely lobotomized and/or locked down the necessary API. I've read countless horror stories about other developers losing their minds trying to get at the GPS functionality in the phone. The only way someone is going to do it before Sprint does is if they can get their hands on a CDMA ROM that has working GPS and somehow extract the code that provides the Qualcomm GPS API... unfortunately I know of no such phone that exists yet, does anyone?
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