maemo.org - Talk - View Single Post - Why aGPS in N810, iPhone ?

darius2	2008-09-04 , 13:16
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Originally Posted by Texrat

What I said is you should take a break from your militant contrarian attitude once in a great while and listen to others instead of kneejerking into argument (typically based on your misunderstanding). Ragnar knows what he's talking about. You appear not to so much.

No more problems ?

aot said:

"
Who knows, maybe they had a hundred thousand TI GPS chips lying around and coin toss sent them N810 way.
"

mayby.
and what about AGPS in new 3G iPhone ?
both supplied by TI ?

To Texrat:
Stop poetry (typically, misunderstanding, appear ).

and just give clear answer if you can.
If you don't know answers just give up and stop taking it personally.

I just need to (must) know exact answers as a matter of business strategy.

One full clear answer by a knowing man, that's all what I need.

Sirf III gps chip works in so many cell phones, PDAs, car navigations world-wide, so there must be something very special in not selecting
Sirf III for N810 and iPhone (mayby market share competition ???)

I don't say AGPS is not ok under special conditions,
so why not assisted-Sirf III GPS .

If you can't disclose such info into public, just email me.

(3-wheel + 1-leg vs. 4-wheel vs. 4-wheel + 1-leg car solution)

But personally I don't have anything against 3-wheel cars.

thanks
darius