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Originally Posted by SprintTouch08
i agree jethro is just acting like a condescending know it all and is CLEARLY very wrong.
the 72/7500 chipset can work in ANY of the 4 modes at any time. If you have data service it will use satellites+data. If there is no data or cell signal it will REVERT to standalone.
This has been 100000% proven that gps programs that use storage card maps work with the phone in flight mode and no signals whats so ever being used (cell or data.
This guy keeps changing the story what hes arguing- i dont think he even knows his point anymore honestly. but its 100000000000000% wrong either way. What ive just said has been proven in real life by plenty of people. This guy just doesnt want to listen to anyones opinion because he thinks his is the only correct one and continues to say the same drivel over and over and over again.Im sure 90% of us are ready to bang our heads on the wall after reading it.
Please mods close this thread, its become useless and FULL of confusing misinformation
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The only device that can do more than 1 mode coz sombody came up with a hack for it.
The fact that the Sprint Q9c operates in standalone should be a sign of how Sprint plans to adopt aGPS systems in their Windows Mobile lineup (read
here and
here regarding possible updates for GPS for the Mogul and Touch). Interestingly, someone came up with a hack to
enable the assistance servers
for the Q9c to give all the benefits of a true aGPS system.
read read read analyze and understand. LOL
http://wmexperts.com/articles/gps_vs..._tutorial.html