BlackBerry Smartphones GPS on any area network?

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• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS never find any satellite

  Hi all

  My first blackberry and my first post - blackberrys ROCK!

  Lovin my 8110, only a niggle - one of the main things I wanted this phone to was the GPS, but suspect I may have a defective hardware that the GPS never found a single satellite, looking for just indefinitely.

  Google maps for example, I select 'My position', and he thinks I'm a half mile away saying "-your location at 1200 meters.» "Waiting for GPS". The GPS never answers, I guess it gets less than 1200 meters by triangulation my position over the telephone network (vodafone).

  BlackBerry Maps - "Searching for satellies...» "Again, never to find!

  Options-> AdvancedOptions-> GPS:
  GPS data source: GPS device
  GPS services: location
  GPS location:
  Latitude: N 0 * 0.00'
  Longitude: W 0 * 0.00'
  Difficulty of time: no
  Number of Satellites: 0
  Precision: 0.0 m
  Location service: enabled

  My suspicions are correct, if my phone was delivered broken?

  Thanks in advance
  Tom

  Try refresshing to the Gps, go to menu, options, advanced options, gps, press menu again and refresh GPS

  Don't forget, you have to stand outside to receive the satellite signal

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS connectivity is very slow

  When I try to find my location, I get a message saying: unable to connect to Google GPS temporarily.  It will take 5 to 15 minutes before it finally connects.  Anyone have a solution for this

  On any Blackberry model, first make sure that you in a area of signal coverage is good AND outside with a clear view of the sky view in an open no skyscraper area.

  Your CDMA xx30 or xx50 model BlackBerry, follow these steps:
  Go to the Options icon > status
  In the status screen on the keyboard type "test" (without the quotes!).
  You will see a Test screen device Self. Click on the Menu button and choose Start. You will find a list of tests. The substantive test should be GPS, check it and click Menu > run. Remember location GPS is turned on. Go outside without obstacles or the tall buildings around or above you. Click the trackball, then click start fixing. is should do a test. Let it do its thing and it should tell you that a location coordinates.

• BlackBerry Smartphones how do the mobile network in the program?

  I searched the Forum but do not have the answer.

  Currently, I have 2 mobile for my blackberry 8700 networks say they are A and b.

  Has EDGE and GPRS has B.

  When I reboot BB, most of the time he will select B automatically maybe for some reason any.

  It is tedious to manually switch to the A.

  Is there a way to automatically detect the mobile network if there are A and B then choose?

  Or just simplely choose one no matter if there are B availible?

  I look in the java doc, but it seems there's only Radio and RadioInfo classes related to this issue and none of them can handle this.

  Thank you.

  There is no BlackBerry API that would allow you to do this.  I'm moving this to the general BlackBerry Pocket forum for other suggestions of configuration possible.

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS and the small speaker

  OK people, I know that out there, someone has a solution for this.  It seems so simple, but so far I didn't get a response.  Here's the situation.  It is difficult to hear GPS directions by the Blackberry Curve speaker.  I would like to send the directions to my bluetooth device or if it is completely impossible, voice instructions for my headphone plug.  I tried the two and no work - the sound contiues to get out of the enclosure.

  Any suggestions are appreciated.

  I found the solution.  When I tried to make the GPS directions stronger, I pushed the speaker button.  Much to my surprise, he looked for the bluetooth device.  When I turned on my helmet, GPS voice instructions went directly to the headset.  It works very well.  The only problem is a slight delay.

  Problem solved. Now if someone could just find a way to get the sound of the Sprint TV to the bluetooth headset...

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS LOCATION

  I've been working on trying to get my BlackBerry Torch to get an accurate GPS position. I go to Options > device > location settings. GPS DATA source is: GPS device, location Services: location, location data: Enabled and location service activated. I go to the menu and click Refresh the location. I then wait for a future situation. As the address I get a number that does not exist.  The street I live on that is only 1 block long and gives the house number is not valid.  He said that precision be 6,97 m.

  I tried out and refreshing my position several times, tired standing in different places. Right now it shows 6 satellites. I tried to disable location data, before you turn off the location helping. I see no difference.  I tried the things listed on this page: http://blog.telenav.com/blog/2011/01/common-fixes-for-att-navigator-on-the-blackberry-9800/ nothing seems to help.

  I plugged a location on ATT Navigator and shown both States the time to get there is 15 to 20 minutes on the real time it takes to get there.

  I reinstalled ATT Navigator today to see if that would help. But he did not.  The physical location seems close enough, but when I plug my actual address, it shows a different location. More than 88 meters off the coast. Very different 6,97 m.  For now, I'm sitting in a Chair and he shows me move on to the next Street and back. I have the most up to software date for my phone.

  Is it possible that I can get the GPS working properly?

  Tammie

  Probably, the GPS works correctly, and your street is lot numbered.

  Let me explain: my house is located at street number 35 XXXX Street, although we are at the end of the block.

  So, my GPS, while at home, always puts to 99 number XXXX Street.

  It's because many of street follows a set pattern begins by xx1 and ending with x 99 in any block of data.

  Thus, our street should look like this.

  99----------------35------------------1

  When it actually looks like this:

  35----------------17------------------1

  Is that helps explain?

  Insofar as sitting in your Chair, GPS get you moving... because you're not outside well to the satellite showing, it is guestimating where you are.

• BlackBerry Smartphones can use any Pearl 8100 phone with any service provider?

  I lost my phone and had an AT & T service. I don't want to buy a new phone, check if what is for sale on Craigslist. Not all beads for sale are for AT & T, but the 8100 Series is supposed to be for the most part, suppliers... is that correct?

  If you get the unlocked device it should work on any GSM carrier. Not all MOBILE carriers now offer BlackBerry data services, but you should at least be able to use it for calls and text messages.

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS works out of reach?

  If I am out of reach of the cell phone, is the GPS still works on the curve?

  Thank you

  Well, I'm back from my camping trip and the answer is that the GPS component does NOT work if you are out of range of the network.  I was at the top of a mountain of ft 12 k and he said "clear need from the sky."  What a pity.  I would like to think that I had a lifeline GPS even when I was on the range of cells.  (I use Sprint).

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS, the 8300 and ATT

  I got my 8300 about a year previously and has waited until now to install the Garmin Mobile for Blackberry.

  Cingular says it had GPS 'ability' and I thought that it meant "integrated."  I paid $100 for the Garmin

  Download and got the version for phones WITH GPS.  Naturally he has no satellite.

  It is then that I discovered that I have the 8300 and not the 8310.  In addition, I had no Blackberry Maps

  featured and was ready to download/install, when I noticed the statement that IT DOES NOT

  ON ATT.  So, now I'm here with a bad brain trying to figure out how to get out of this trouble before

  I fed the rest of my money to Garmin or ATT or the PERSON, to get a less-than-perfect GPS Setup.

  I could get the Bluetooth GPS receiver, someone else purchased for about $60. Garmin Mobile software

  is an OF WHAT GPS with integrated phone and I noticed somewhere that it does not work for phones receive signals

  a Bluetooth receiver.  To stay with Garmin, I have to buy their package for about $150, which includes a

  receiver and the software to go with it.  Using THIS plan, buy one once, there seems to be no. $ 9.99/month

  subscription to process. (I'm wrong, or am I missing something here?)

  I could get the receiver for $60 as shown above and subscribe to Telenav GPS stuff that came with

  My att phone. I downloaded the new maps of them today, but I am not at all impressed with their quality.

  I also think that it is outrageous to pay the subscription of $9.99 / month to something I have trouble reading.

  Then... I guess I wonder if I should cut my losses here and go get the Garmin Nuvi that someone else

  has said was excellent for car navigation?  I like really use my 8300 for everything and have GPS it would sweep.  But I don't know if I combine a GPS system on the phone that he would give me the configuration of navigation that I would.

  There you have it. Opinions and advice are appreciated. BJ

  "One thing that made me hesitate to go to the BlueTooth receiver was the suspicion that he has not used the satellites, but uses rather server signals, or receiving cell tower." "I ordered the receiver Globalsat BT BlueTooth - 359C last weekend; I'll let you know how it works. »

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  It works very well... and really uses satellites.  With Blackberry Maps, the dashboard for the navigation shows the speed you're going on the left, the right direction and a satellite icon in the middle with a number, which I guess is the strength of the signal.  The unit works as well for the location with Google maps, too.  Note: the key to the Bluetooth passcode is 0000.

  For more information, see: "http://www.usglobalsat.com/p-214-bt-359c.aspx."

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• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS does not work

  I have a 8330 and the GPS does not work.  I have Blackberry Maps and Google Maps, each says are looking for satellite units trying to find where I am.  Alltel tech support said I have to pay $9.99 per month for telenav, but I hope that this is not correct because I was told THAT GPS was on the phone when I bought it 3 weeks ago.

  http://www.BlackBerryForums.com/General-8300-Series-discussion-curve/164898-OS-8310-4-5-0-152-4-5-0-...

  Here is a link on ATT and 4.5

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS maps for the Australia

  Hello

  I have just the BB "BOLD" and have discovered that BB do maps for the Australia, I saw on the net about Google MAps for BB, I downloaded them and well, what can I say besides of doesn't work is not for me, no voice and does not follow on road.

  Is this supposed to or only give you directions as a collection of paper maps.

  I was looking for real GPS map in turn for blackberry as if I had in my phone HTC accompanying called co-pilot.

  Thanks if anyone can help

  See you soon

  Tones

  Hello and welcome to the Blackberry Forums

  Sorry, but BlackBerry Maps has no direction voice in turn.

  You can try with Garmin for BlackBerry, but there are not free.

  Garmin.com

• BlackBerry Smartphones unwanted messages that are constantly appearing in the SMS

  I have a new BB 8830 and I get the same message again and again in my SMS Inbox. It reads:

  INFUSION: 0x1041c54: free GSM: stop automatically / / then boot to set of characters that are different every time.

  It says it stops automatically, but it obviosuly haat ' t. I contacted Sprint of support that was a total waste of time. Any help would be appreciated to even understand what causes this message I get around 30-40 a day, even at 1:00, which is really annoying because I have to have my phone 24/7

  Thank you

  Well, it seems, after much research, that there is a problem with the internet messaging system. 9114 indicates it is a yahoo account. As this is a new phone number for me and I had not set up a personal email yet, I can only assume it's a wedge of the former owner of phone number. Once I created my own Yahoo account with the phone via the email service blackberry internet, it must have overwirtten settings and now I have not received a single message since.

  What I gethered you can also go online for Manager messages and to 'block' sprint of this number, although I can not do because it is a phone company and we have no access to the account manager system

  I hope this helps people with the same problem

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS on 9700?

  Is there a GPS system on the 9700? don't seem to have one on mine. And I just transfer from an iphone and it was working fine. It is not my ISP.

  in advance thank you

  I found a solution that works for me: the parameters in the THS are a couple of entries, we're in a bold font and the other normal. [FAT is: GPRS CH (228) [22800130] and [22800220] and 230] in the end. The last is [29500130]. I don't know what that means, but I recorded the last and puuf I got the blackberry maps full book pushed and icon.

• BlackBerry Smartphones gps

  BB Torch 9800 has GPS or I can have with another way?

  http://docs.BlackBerry.com/en/smartphone_users/deliverables/18579/BlackBerry_Torch_9800_Smartphone-U...

  Starting at p. 217

• BlackBerry smartphones I've ever 3G network on curve 9320

  I have my network set to 2G / 3G, but it remains on the EDGE even when 3G network is fully present. What should I do to get 3G turn on?

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  Talk to your mobile service provider to ensure that your specific device model is fully compatible with their network. There are models of devices and the networks of carriers that are compatible only with certain spectra of the network carriers... but only the carrier can tell you if you are in such a situation.

  Good luck and let us know!