[Gatmyer]

I was playing around in the picture app and slid to the right to select an album. Low and behold I saw a map option and it brought this up.



When was this added? Is it new? I found it to be very accurate when you zoom in. I had an app called taken in order to do this before.

If you tap on a location it also sorts the relevant pictures which is really slick!

How about we share some screen shots of the places we've been!

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[paulwallace1234]

Think it was a 10.3 feature, don't remember seeing it in 10.2.1

[Madhuchandran]

Yes its came with 10.3.1 later versions.

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[anon7902371]

Since I guess since beginning of Q10

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[Gatmyer]

Since I guess since beginning of Q10

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No it definitely was not there initially. I remember people complaining about it not being there.

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[BBPandy]

It came with BlackBerry 10.3

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[mousky]

Cool feature but raises an interesting issue: the gps in my phone is nowhere close to being accurate. I have pictures taken in the same location showing great variation in their mapping.

[Richard Buckley]

Cool feature but raises an interesting issue: the gps in my phone is nowhere close to being accurate. I have pictures taken in the same location showing great variation in their mapping.

The camera has to get a location pretty quickly. If the GPS hasn't been used recently in the area it can take too long to get a fix, so the camera will use a position from the cell or Wi-Fi networks. When I have time I'm working on a camera application that will use the GPS when able, and tell you how accurate the available position is. In the meantime if you want accurate locations from the built-in camera application I suggest you start an application that uses the GPS and leave it running in the background while you take pictures.

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[Gatmyer]

The camera has to get a location pretty quickly. If the GPS hasn't been used recently in the area it can take too long to get a fix, so the camera will use a position from the cell or Wi-Fi networks. When I have time I'm working on a camera application that will use the GPS when able, and tell you how accurate the available position is. In the meantime if you want accurate locations from the built-in camera application I suggest you start an application that uses the GPS and leave it running in the background while you take pictures.

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I've found leaving the camera in the active frame also helps.

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