Frustrated by the performance of GPS on your current Sony Ericsson phone? Well, if you’ve got the latest software and a device carrying Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S2 or S3 processor, you’re in luck.
Frustrated by the performance of GPS on your current Sony Ericsson phone? Well, if you’ve got the latest software and a device carrying Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S2 or S3 processor, you’re in luck.
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Snapdragon-toting Sony smartphones to get extra global positioning help from The Other GPS
If you’re not quite ready to take up ASUS on its refund offer (or if you simply don’t live in the UK), you’re probably holding out for additional updates to dry your tears. Fortunately, Asus hasn’t forgotten about you and your ilk.
If you’re not quite ready to take up ASUS on its refund offer (or if you simply don’t live in the UK), you’re probably holding out for additional updates to dry your tears. Fortunately, Asus hasn’t forgotten about you and your ilk.
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Transformer Prime quietly gets GPS update, root killer
We love Recon’s MOD system for Ski-goggles, especially now that it’s open to developers . Starting soon, an avalanche of new winter-sports enthusiasts will be able to wear the multi-sensor based statistics system atop their eyeballs, thanks to a new partnership with both Scott and Smith
We love Recon’s MOD system for Ski-goggles, especially now that it’s open to developers . Starting soon, an avalanche of new winter-sports enthusiasts will be able to wear the multi-sensor based statistics system atop their eyeballs, thanks to a new partnership with both Scott and Smith
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Recon partners with Scott and Smith, brings MOD to the masses
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Magellan’s eXplorist 110 is the sort of ruggedized GPS unit that the Bear Grylls crowd can get behind. It’s the new waterproof entry-level model that’s got chunky rubber buttons and GPS accuracy to around 15 feet. Pre-loaded with a world map, it’ll consume two AA batteries for an 18 hour charge and can be hung around your neck with a lanyard.
Magellan’s eXplorist 110 is the sort of ruggedized GPS unit that the Bear Grylls crowd can get behind. It’s the new waterproof entry-level model that’s got chunky rubber buttons and GPS accuracy to around 15 feet. Pre-loaded with a world map, it’ll consume two AA batteries for an 18 hour charge and can be hung around your neck with a lanyard.
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Magellan’s rough’n'tough Explorist 110 available today for $130
For as much grief as ASUS is getting for its Transformer Prime , we’re actually kind of surprised it’s throwing the masses any bones at all. ‘Course, one might say that having a riled-up customer base is better than having no customer base at all. Regardless of all that, a relatively small v8.8.3.33 update is purportedly hitting select Prime tablets today, with the over-the-air update bringing improved focus on the camera, bolstered touchscreen performance and enhanced GPS speed
For as much grief as ASUS is getting for its Transformer Prime , we’re actually kind of surprised it’s throwing the masses any bones at all. ‘Course, one might say that having a riled-up customer base is better than having no customer base at all. Regardless of all that, a relatively small v8.8.3.33 update is purportedly hitting select Prime tablets today, with the over-the-air update bringing improved focus on the camera, bolstered touchscreen performance and enhanced GPS speed
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ASUS Transformer Prime sees v8.8.3.33 OTA update, GPS and performance improved
The Russians have GLONASS , and the EU will eventually have Galileo, so China’s probably been feeling left out of the GPS party so far. Not for much longer though, as the switch for its home grown Beidou system has just been flicked on, providing location and timing data to its home turf. There are ten satellites already in place and six more to follow next year, by which time, most of the Asia Pacific will be covered
The Russians have GLONASS , and the EU will eventually have Galileo, so China’s probably been feeling left out of the GPS party so far. Not for much longer though, as the switch for its home grown Beidou system has just been flicked on, providing location and timing data to its home turf. There are ten satellites already in place and six more to follow next year, by which time, most of the Asia Pacific will be covered
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China begins trial operations of home grown Beidou GPS system
It’s been an up and down year for LightSquared, as the company lined up plenty of customers for its wholesale LTE network, but GPS interference issues have put the would-be wireless provider’s plans on hold while it waits for FCC approval. According to a report by Reuters , LightSquared’s finances may prevent it from exercising the patience needed to wait that long, as it posted a $427 million net loss during the first nine months of 2011.
It’s been an up and down year for LightSquared, as the company lined up plenty of customers for its wholesale LTE network, but GPS interference issues have put the would-be wireless provider’s plans on hold while it waits for FCC approval. According to a report by Reuters , LightSquared’s finances may prevent it from exercising the patience needed to wait that long, as it posted a $427 million net loss during the first nine months of 2011.
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LightSquared not looking so good sans FCC approval, files petition to confirm its spectrum rights
We have some sad news to report out of Holland today. TomTom has announced that it will release nearly ten-percent of its employees as the company works to reorganize and move away from the personal navigation device market
We have some sad news to report out of Holland today. TomTom has announced that it will release nearly ten-percent of its employees as the company works to reorganize and move away from the personal navigation device market
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TomTom looks to shed ten-percent of workforce in restructuring effort
We’ve gotta hand it to Verzo .
We’ve gotta hand it to Verzo .
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Verzo repackages Kinzo Android smartphone, offers lower prices in response to user feedback (video)
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