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• iPhone GPS problem 6

  I have a problem with the GPS. When I opened maps it does not on me. My location is far.  When I shake the phone and then zooms in on me and takes my position. After awhile, it will zoom out and will not record my exact position until I shake it up again. When I shake it off the phone I hear something of the vibrations in the upper part of the phone. Any ideas what this could be and how to fix it?

  Because you hear something rattling, it is time to take the iPhone to an Apple Retail Store or Apple authorized Service Center for an evaluation and advice how to proceed.

• iPhone iOS 9.2.1 6s GPS problem

  I recently bought an iPhone 6s have iOS installed 9.2.1.  I am unable to navigate while using Google Maps or Apple maps while driving - the app will have my way vehicle on the side of the road, and it updates my position much more slow that my vehicle is in motion (and usually inaccurately).

  I am in the United States (Honolulu, Hawaii), and while I heard that European users have had problems with their networks with precision positioning with LTE on network operators, I have not seen elsewhere in the United States.

  I spoke with the Apple Support and visited the Genius Bar at the local Apple Store - in the end I have reset my phone as a new phone (manually reload my apps, vice restore them from a backup to iCloud).  However, the problem with GPS, and nothing has changed.

  I am convinced it is a hardware problem and should have a new phone calls, but if anyone has any suggestions or ways they addressed similar questions, I would be grateful.

  I have this same problem, although I have an iPhone 6.  If I recall, this problem appeared some time with iOS 9.1.  I'm running iOS 9.2, I did not update to 9.2.1 yet.  I also have problems with WIFI connectivity as well.

• IOS 9.2 GPS problems

  iPhone 5 s

  iOS 9.2

  Error of GPS tracking

  As soon as I upgraded to ios 9.2 last week, I noticed that all my Apps of the map had trouble pointing to my exact GPS location, either Waze, Google Maps, or even the default Apple's maps. I can't find a solution to this.

  I can't even to downgrade to ios 9.1.

  I use cards daily! So that I can as soon as possible a solution to this problem.

  Thanks the Apple community.

  Hello

  Try a reboot press & button hold & menu button hold both down until you see the apple logo.

  Merry Christmas

  Brian

• Yoga 10 wifi and GPS problem

  Hello community,

  I plug a few days ago a YOGA-10 Tablet (data system below).

  I am facing two problems:

  (a) my wireless is very poor. I am often out of wifi coverage and everyone around, with other devices work fine.

  (b) I need the Yoga-10 to test GPS based applications.

  However the GPS is too often lacking.

  I also use MobiWIA GPS status & Toolbox app and trip a 50 kms with my Yoga in the front seat, I get 0 fixed satellites (although only visible 10-11) on 80% of the time (other devices get 100% coverage).

  Any suggestion?

  BTW, as far as I understand, Yoga-1 does not support satellite Glonass, right?

  Thanks in advance

  

  Has taken my tablet from Lenovo service that they replace the display (?) and it worked!

  Now, I have good signal GPS and WI - FI

  Thank you!

• W500 gps problems

  Seems my rather recent W500 with wwan Ericsson + gps has problems with the GPS under Windows 7. Drivers seem to tie very well, but the serial port for GPS is simply "dead." Run the tool GPS seems to start very well, but he refuses outright to find any signal, and the com-port remains completely silent. Garmin Mobile PC can't find the GPS at all.

  However, the problem seems intermittent. I am running the latest drivers and software (according to TVSU).

  Operating system is Windows 7 Ultimate x 64, last image of technet.

  Has anyone else noticed flaky gps performance in windows7?

  Svein

  Solved. The stupid installer for the WWAN had traded Com5 and Com6, and it seems that some software had hardcoded "com5 is control, com6 is gps. After you remove the GPS on com5 of devices and changing com6 Manager to com5 for wwan control interface, things worked after a reboot.

  Of course, it can happen to anyone do a clean install (not the recovery-dvd version), then thininstalling/tvsu ' ing the main software.

  Svein

• GPS problems - no icon and "location unavailable" in the search

  Problem:

  When the GPS is turned on, I can no longer use the voice search and get local results by location.  It was working fine when I got the phone.

  GPS is not working, and the gps icon appears in the top status bar, when I'm in the CARD program.

  When I press the voice search icon, I'm talking about "Pizza".  What I get is a general google search for pizza... not according to the location.  When I press the 'Use current location' link, he quickly said: "no available update of location."  So, I press update... it will say "Place of acquisition" for a second, then returns to 'location update not available '.

  Still, the GPS icon appears ONLY if I'm in the CARDS program except that it is missing.  I don't know if it's because of an app, I installed that broke, or just a bug Droid.

  Anyone having this problem?  Please help... This has been frustrating the heck out of me for a while.

  ... Yes, you have to if you want to use the way you say it.

  Use of wireless networks is for aGPS. It is not as accurate.   It is based on the the cell towers that surround you.   If you think about it, a death on the exact position is not necessary to find a restaurant close that it is not enough to know what part of town you're in.   AGPS is based on towers, it is instantly available and uses no extra battery to determine.  So... It's better for the query of the voice.   If the GPS was used, I guess you would need a "Waiting for position" so that it works correctly.

  GPS is perfectly accurate and is necessary for browsing.   It takes a little more time, does not also well indoors or in an urban environment like aGPS.

  Really a combination of features that best suit both together.

  "Wireless network" in this case is the cell not towers... no WiFi.

  The reason this is an option, it's that people want their identified position.   However, if there is no information on the post a query based on the position should not be expected.  Either way, if you dial 911, your position is identified in any case.

  Hope that explains it.

• Listener GPS problem

  Hi people,

  In collaboration with 4.2.1 on the 8800 Simulator.  My application is currently composed of two separate applications, app UI to obtain/view the information and a 'replication' application that communicates with our backend. I want to be able to include location on request of the user data (in the application user interface) and once it is updated, have replication app send it to the server. I have this work especially to my satisfaction, but the following problem: when I close the application user interface, any incomplete GPS please never finished. It seems that my LocationListener is not registered, or maybe the listener Thread is killed the closure of the part of the user interface. I don't expect that the instance is stored in the runtimestore and the object that is saved as the listener is always valid. Here's how I set it up:

  App of the user interface, the following is performed from a menu, click:

              GPSUpdater gps = GPSUpdaterFactory.getGPSUpdater();            gps.getGPSData(row, GPSUpdater.CHECK_IN);
  

  Replication App: (cut a lot of independent code)

  class ReplicationManagerImpl implements LocationListener{    private GPSUpdater mGPSUpdater;
  
      ReplicationManagerImpl()    {        mGPSUpdater = GPSUpdaterFactory.getGPSUpdater();        mGPSUpdater.setListener(this);    }
  
      public void locationUpdated(LocationProvider provider, Location location)    {        mGPSUpdater.newLocationReceived(location);    }
  
      public void providerStateChanged(LocationProvider provider, int newState)    {        //Not worried about this    }}
  

  GPSUpdater:

  public class GPSUpdater{    private Vector mUpdates;    private LocationProvider mProvider;    private Location mLocation;    private LocationListener mListener;    private Boolean isAcquiring;    private int mCounter;
  
      private static final int MAX_RETRIES = 10;    public static final int CHECK_IN = 0;    public static final int CONFIRM = 1;
  
      private static class UpdateData    {        private DataRow suRow;        private int updateType;        private long timeStamp;    }
  
      GPSUpdater()    {        Criteria criteria = new Criteria();        criteria.setHorizontalAccuracy(50);        criteria.setVerticalAccuracy(50);        criteria.setCostAllowed(false);        try        {            mProvider = LocationProvider.getInstance(criteria);            if (mProvider.getState() == LocationProvider.OUT_OF_SERVICE)            {                SubsystemLog.log("GPS actions not supported", EventLogger.ALWAYS_LOG);            }        }        catch (LocationException lEx)        {            SubsystemLog.log("Error creating LocationProvider in GPSUpdater: " + lEx.getMessage(), EventLogger.ERROR);        }        mUpdates = new Vector();        mLocation = null;        isAcquiring = Boolean.FALSE;        mCounter = 0;    }
  
      public void setListener(LocationListener listener)    {        mListener = listener;    }
  
      public void getGPSData(DataRow row, int updateType)    {        long timestamp = System.currentTimeMillis();        if (((mLocation != null) && (mLocation.isValid()) && (mLocation.getTimestamp() > timestamp - 60000)) || (mProvider == null) || (mProvider.getState() == LocationProvider.OUT_OF_SERVICE))        {            UpdateRow(row, updateType, timestamp);        }        else        {            UpdateData update = new UpdateData();            update.row = row;            update.updateType = updateType;            update.timeStamp = timestamp;
  
              synchronized(mUpdates)            {                mUpdates.addElement(update);            }
  
              synchronized(isAcquiring)            {                if (!isAcquiring.booleanValue())                {                    mProvider.setLocationListener(mListener, 5, 5, -1);                    isAcquiring = Boolean.TRUE;                }            }        }    }
  
      public void newLocationReceived(Location location)    {        if ((location == null) || (!location.isValid()) && (mCounter < MAX_RETRIES))        {            mCounter++;            return;        }
  
          mCounter = 0;        mLocation = location;        SubsystemLog.log("Acquired co-ordinates: " + Double.toString(location.getQualifiedCoordinates().getLatitude()) + "," + Double.toString(location.getQualifiedCoordinates().getLongitude()), EventLogger.DEBUG_INFO);
  
          Database db = DataSystemFactory.getDataSystem().openDatabase(DBSchema.NAME);        Object syncObject = db.getSyncObject();
  
          synchronized(syncObject)        {            while (mUpdates.size() > 0)            {                UpdateData update = (UpdateData)mUpdates.elementAt(0);                UpdateRow(update.row, update.updateType, update.timeStamp);                mUpdates.removeElement(update);            }        }        db.commitAndNotify();
  
          synchronized(isAcquiring)        {            provider.setLocationListener(null, -1, -1, -1);            isAcquiring = Boolean.FALSE;        }    }
  
      private void UpdateRow(DataRow suRow, int updateType, long timeStamp)    {        //wrapper class to allow persisting double values        DBDouble latitude = new DBDouble();        DBDouble longitude = new DBDouble();
  
          if (mLocation != null && mLocation.isValid())        {            latitude.setDouble(mLocation.getQualifiedCoordinates().getLatitude());            longitude.setDouble(mLocation.getQualifiedCoordinates().getLongitude());        }        else        {            latitude.setDouble(0.0);            longitude.setDouble(0.0);        }
  
          //store data here    }
  
  }
  

  GPSUpdaterFactory:

  public abstract class GPSUpdaterFactory {    private static final long ID = ;
  
      public static final GPSUpdater getGPSUpdater()    {        Object o;        GPSUpdater gpsUpdater = null;        RuntimeStore runtimeStore = RuntimeStore.getRuntimeStore();        synchronized (runtimeStore)        {            o = runtimeStore.get(ID);            if (o != null)            {                if (o instanceof GPSUpdater)                {                    gpsUpdater = (GPSUpdater)o;                }            }            if (gpsUpdater == null)            {                gpsUpdater = new GPSUpdater();                runtimeStore.put(ID, gpsUpdater);            }        }        return gpsUpdater;            }}
  

  Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  Mike

  Notice that the menu close item also called System.exit.

  In this case the application would stop receiving updates following the call of output.  To work around this problem, you can call Application.requestBackground.  This moves the application in the background, where it can continue to operate.  Once you have your final fix application can call System.exit to close itself.

• Jumping mouse GPS problem since windows 98

  Windows detects a serial port GPS usually a device of 4800 bps as a serial ballpoint mouse.

  This has happened since widows 98 and GPS is very common today in Mobile car navigation, Navy, air force followed etc.

  The ascii data in is not a ball mouse.

  Data ASCII is very standardized, generally indicating with the symbol $

  I was surprised to see Windows 7 that Microsoft is not aware that the GPS is very trivial data and is very generally serial port.

  Series converted or with serial port 9 USB pins the incorrect detection of jumping mouse has been a problem.

  There are tricks to solve this problem, but really go Microsoft fix this stupid problem.

  Hello

  You can post your comments and suggestions on the website mentioned below link:

  www.Connect.Microsoft.com

  Kind regards
  Amal-Microsoft Support.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Smartphones blackBerry with GPS problems

  Hello

  I have problems with applications that use the gps with my bold 9780, I'm in os 6 v. 0.0.285

  GPS location that works as when I update location in gps options I have the new values for latitute and longitude, although satellite number is zero and the precision is 1098 meters according to me (which is a kilometer!)

  I tried different applications such as google maps, garmin, lifeinpocket and in zero gps is workin

  any idea?

  Thank you

  To obtain a more accurate reading, activate your phone to use the network as GPS settings.

  Go to Options > device > do site settings, scroll to the place making it easier to choose Enabled for adjustment.

  With the network (the cell tower information) parameters and GPS working together, your accuracy should improve.  I have no explanation why your GPS alone is not very accurate (very strange), but try what I suggested.

• GPS problem in my g4 motorcycle more

  I use g4 motorcycle more for 1 month. But I saw when I open Google maps and try to know my position GPS is confused. This means that the blue dot on the map goes here and there.

  It's the waze / google apps works sometimes, but it cannot log on 10 minutes

• P-70 GPS problem

  I bought recently my smartphone to P - 70 in a store in Kuantan Parade last month. Whenever I have on my GPS and try to use the waze app or cards, it wouldn't detect my current position and that is why it does not work. I opened my qiblat apps it says 'no magnetometer sensor.

  What this means?

  Update the P70 and Waze.

  It should work just fine and tested with Google Maps as well.

• Access to the eccentric camera and GPS problem

  I love this phone and use it for a few weeks now. I know that the update just worked for T-mobile, and the biggest problem he treats is the camera. My question is if anyone knows if this update fixes other issues?

  One of them is how he takes the X bike to pin point its location. I know that most of the Android phones are simply not very fast when it comes to this, but this phone takes more time than many other phones I've used (most recently a HTC One).

  Another problem is, like many of us, I take lots of photos, and access to the camera can be tricky. I like to review my photos before I quit the application. Later if I want to go in the camera app, it brings me to the last image I tested, instead of the camera. Very well, but when I swipe to the left to reach the camera, he leaves the app. Also the camera icon on the bar above the image is missing, so I can't easily access the camera.

  Is the application gallary your default program for image manipulation? This happened to me when I made the default handler quickpic.

• GPS problems

  Hello

  I'm having some trouble with the JDE 4.3 GPS demo code.  On the Simulator all code is executed according to the plan, but on my phones two blackberry code fails.

  -Phone settings and JDE info-

  JDE 4.3.01r

  On both phones Verizon

  Both phones 8830

  1 GPS phone is locked by verizon v4.3.0.127 platform 3.1.0.72 running

  2nd phone gps is enabled by running 4.5.0.77 platform 3.2.0.51

  Both running location micro 1.0.1

  The first & second phone google maps can get a location of approximately based on the cell site

  The 2nd phone BB Maps can get precise location with 10 seconds of out me.

  I put all the permissions to allow each phone with the demo app.

  I activated the gps in the advanced settings for device gps and position on

  -----------------------------------------------------------------------

  Now, I compile the application, generate alx file and then sign the application. I use the Desktop Manager to download the code.

  On my 2nd gps equipped phone "LocationProvider" returns a null value.  This error from what I've seen mean this device doesn't support GPS.

  1 phone does not return a null, but it never gets anywhere.

  Then I changed the code to demo a bit to force the location of the cell site

  Criteria = new Criteria();
  criteria.setHorizontalAccuracy (Criteria.NO_REQUIREMENT);
  criteria.setVerticalAccuracy (Criteria.NO_REQUIREMENT);
  criteria.setCostAllowed (true);
  criteria.setPreferredPowerConsumption (Criteria.POWER_USAGE_LOW);
         
  LP LocationProvider = LocationProvider.getInstance (criteria);

  and it still does not work.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you in advance...

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/any-way-to-detect-the-carrier-name/m-p/39027...

  RexDoug can have comments.

• 8310 curve GSM GPS problems

  We develop an LBS application that works very well on CDMA devices, but on the GSM device (8310) GPS works only some of the time (sometimes it never returns a difficulty). Allows you to pull the battery sometimes, but it seems random whether or not she will return a fixed GPS point. We initialize the criteria to stand-alone mode. We are next to a CDMA device and it picks up fine GPS. Any ideas?

  We understood what was going on. We were using locationProvider.getLocation () with a timeout of 10 seconds. It was great on chips that were 'hot' and of the coldest, but in general it timeout before GPS would come back with a fix. Changing the time of a higher fixed that particular issue.