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

darius2	2008-09-04 , 15:27
Banned \| Posts: 57 \| Thanked: 2 times \| Joined on Jul 2008	#35

no more poetry.
asking questions is nothing about egoism.

Your are totally wrong.
I use one name.

How a community can be disrupted with asking clear questions
about a market product ?
It makes no sense.

As I remember I have asked you one question 2 years ago about
geocoding and got no reply.

Exactly.
Egoistic remarks are made by oponents of Sirf III quality in N810
(just read about 100 responses thread about netter gps in N810).

Shame on you Reggie.
Why are you against better gps in N810.

Why clear question like
why not Sirf III gps quality navigation in N810, iPhone
can hurt you ?

It makes really no sense.
If you know answer, just give answer + references.
That's all.

Sirf III is a standard in gps navigation,
and if a world-wide standard, why not in iPhone, N810 ?

Very clear and basic question and it hurts nobody.
Know answer give answer.

And stop your poetry.
In the interest of Nokia is to make better products, offer better quality
and hot gizmo products.

Today iPhone is hot gizmo, so let maemo to be next turn hot market gizmo.
Not interested ?
Shame on you.

And don't be childlish saying

"
There can be a lot more other reasons but for the meantime, the GPS on both devices does their job.
"
What job ?
Better job does Sirf III gps.

And don't take it personally.
Asking basic questions can not hurt anyone.
If you find asking basic questions on your forum as an attack on you
and your friends
just ask users not to ask questions.

But I really don't what what's your problem.
Just do your best to build better maemo, better release of N810 to be full market success.
If you are against market success of maemo .... by Nokia ...
I have nothing more to say and add.

Darius

Originally Posted by Reggie

Here's the thing Darius Jack, Nokia chose Ti, Apple chose Broadcom, and Motorola, RIM, and I think Google chose SiRF. It's all about partnership and maybe how mature the GPS chipsets are plus support, connectivity, and openness for standard features such as aGPS (or InstantFix for SiRF). There can be a lot more other reasons but for the meantime, the GPS on both devices does their job.

You have been quite a character over at the maemo.org mailing list. You have been called a lot of different names there as you have been spamming the list with your unhelpful, stubborn, and egotistic remarks. I've also seen articles and articles about your reputation from different forums and blogs.

If you are here to just attack members and disrupt the community, please find a different forum or site with folks that are willing to compete and spar with you.