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Originally Posted by highlife22
That really has nothing to do with the radio. Google maps or any other gps program doesn't really knows where you are until it pinpoints you via the satellites once you load the program and let it find you. What the radio willl do however is possibly speed up response time. Usually, Google will default somewhere in California until it locates you on the map and sets that as its new default location.
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Actually, I believe the "my location" function does not use the GPS satellites. Instead it triangulates your position off of the cell towers so it would in fact depend on the radio and not the satellites. All that being said, I didn't think that "My Location" worked with the CDMA network, I thought it was a GSM exclusive.