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Re: GPS on Bell.ca
Well the answer is quite simple: You live in Canada. There aren't any Satellites or technology in Canada. Too many mountains.
Just kidding, consider this a bump.
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Re: GPS on Bell.ca
Humm, I wonder if I should get a [B]LG vx8500, just joking of course.
As far as I know GPS sats are geo synchronous, this should mean stationary to earth, you have a good question, why do the sat numbers not stay static if you are static. There must be a way to tell the software to look here first, I guess that is called a hot start but it doesn't seem to be working right. |
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![]() and if they are not, then what's the point of storing the satellite numbers onto the phone, if they change even as we speak ??? I tried to get rid of them (without rebooting) using "clear memory" function of HTC GPS Tool, but this does not seem to work.. I thought that maybe it is in the registry somewhere, easy to kill?? ??? |
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