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2010-01-12
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For me, I don't mind paying for 3G data. The problem is in rural areas, and especially in houses in rural villages, there isn't a data signal half the time, especially when I'm most in need of knowing where I am :-)
Here in the UK, it seems in rural areas there are plenty of places with very poor signal, and in those, often only a subset of networks are available, which means whichever one you've got a SIM for isn't, sometimes. None of the networks are immune to this.
They all claim "99% coverage", but the small print explains it means "99% population", which translates as "all major population centres", not remote rural areas or even outlying villages. While it covers 99% of people at any given time, much more than 1% of people find themselves without a signal at some time or other, when travelling...
Here in the UK, it seems in rural areas there are plenty of places with very poor signal, and in those, often only a subset of networks are available, which means whichever one you've got a SIM for isn't, sometimes. None of the networks are immune to this.
They all claim "99% coverage", but the small print explains it means "99% population", which translates as "all major population centres", not remote rural areas or even outlying villages. While it covers 99% of people at any given time, much more than 1% of people find themselves without a signal at some time or other, when travelling...
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2010-01-12
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I too get this locking problem. It takes more than 10 minutes to identify the location you're in.
How do I change the settings of Location Server? I don't find them under Settings..>Location
How do I change the settings of Location Server? I don't find them under Settings..>Location
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2010-01-12
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Originally Posted by videeNokia
I too get this locking problem. It takes more than 10 minutes to identify the location you're in.
How do I change the settings of Location Server? I don't find them under Settings..>Location
You have to scroll the screen up...
They do want to make it difficult, dont they?bun
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2010-01-13
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we need OVI 3.0 Right now!
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2010-01-20
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Originally Posted by dgeros
Can you provide instructions for steps 2 and 4 please?
If you have a GPS problem, try this:
1-deactivate all programs/software/widgets that use GPS
2-disable GPS (internal & server)
3-reboot
4-activate GPS
My GPS hasn't been working ever since I got the device. I've started up OVI Maps in several places (indoors and outdoors) and have never got a signal.
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2010-01-20
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#118
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Originally Posted by koroviov
Ah I was being vague. What I mean is that the GPS itself doesn't need an internet connection. GPS works without AGPS. It just takes longer to acquire satellites.
i believe that's incorrect. a-gps involves data traffic, ie you're being charged. from what i've read it's only a few kB, but nevertheless.
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2010-01-20
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My GPS - via OWeather, and also google maps points me to VALENCIA - spain...why is that?
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2010-01-20
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Originally Posted by Ack-Ack
Hey Ack- Do u still have this issue and/or have u fixed it?
I am located in NY, however my N900 takes forever to lock and when it does, it friggin tells me I am in Valencia Spain! I assumed it was some sort of factory default but I have been unable to fix it
I got the same thing
location server - supl.google.com
internet connection - epc.tmobile.net
and i am getting a location very quickly - even indoors - now for a better mapping utility...