This looks very familiar (especially the blinking icon) to the google maps app that you can download for free from handango. I've never seen that options screen that he shows however . . . any body with at&t verify that's what the options screen looks like for at&t users?
Whats the big deal, i have that on my phone and didnt have to do anything really, i just switched my gps from 911 only to location on. download google maps, and there ya go, open it up and tell it to find your location.
Whats the big deal, i have that on my phone and didnt have to do anything really, i just switched my gps from 911 only to location on. download google maps, and there ya go, open it up and tell it to find your location.
Let me guess, Google Maps is accurate to within 1700 meters?
Whats the big deal, i have that on my phone and didnt have to do anything really, i just switched my gps from 911 only to location on. download google maps, and there ya go, open it up and tell it to find your location.
On a Verizon phone, it doesn't matter whether you use "911 Only" or "Location On." Try it. You'll get the same results with Google Maps, typically 1700 meters, as MangoGT pointed out, because the internal GPS is not driving Google Maps.
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