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11:52 am August 5, 2010
| andreww
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Hey guys, can someone with an iPhone tell me if the "Find me" button is working in their maps app. Check it with wifi off, only using speakout data. Mine seems to have stopped functioning and I'm wondering if its something with my phone or if Rogers has done something to the network?
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11:57 am August 9, 2010
| WINDWIND
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andreww said:
Hey guys, can someone with an iPhone tell me if the "Find me" button is working in their maps app. Check it with wifi off, only using speakout data. Mine seems to have stopped functioning and I'm wondering if its something with my phone or if Rogers has done something to the network?
My iphone works okay. Have you tried with wi-fi as well? If wi-fi works well, then it should be the Rogers problems. Signals is not that well in some area for Rogers, at least to me.
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12:40 pm August 9, 2010
| andreww
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The thing is, I can not get a location at my office or my house even though I seem to be getting a strong data signal. If I go for a walk around my office, it starts working a block or so away, and continues to work until I near my building. As my phone seems to work fine in some areas, I can only put this to Rogers' $hitty network.
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1:42 pm August 10, 2010
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andreww said:
The thing is, I can not get a location at my office or my house even though I seem to be getting a strong data signal. If I go for a walk around my office, it starts working a block or so away, and continues to work until I near my building. As my phone seems to work fine in some areas, I can only put this to Rogers' $hitty network.
yes, I have almost the same kind of experiences before, with either roger or fido. Their networks always discontinued here and there, and response soooooooooo delay that sometimes even hours behind. All my friends take it as a joke: image this to be used by the army ? That's how an out-of-date "low-tech" makes another brand-new "hi-tech" so meaningless.
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6:55 pm December 27, 2010
| rrraven
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Adding onto an old thread since it's relevant. Is it just the "find me" button that is sometimes not successful? Is the access to the maps data itself fairly reliable (over data, not just wifi)? That could push me over the edge in the decision to bite the bullet and get an iPhone to use with Speakout, if Speakout data successfully allows maps to function (even without the location tracking). And does the GPS sometimes work, or is the "find me" always just using just the wifi triangulation (like on my old Touch)?
Thanks!
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7:30 pm December 27, 2010
| springbok
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maps work perfectly for me. The find me button works, and I successfully used maps to navigate me from some back roads to my house. The blue dot moved as my vehicle moved. The maps work nice and fast too.
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6:03 am December 29, 2010
| andreww
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springbok said:
maps work perfectly for me. The find me button works, and I successfully used maps to navigate me from some back roads to my house. The blue dot moved as my vehicle moved. The maps work nice and fast too.
Maps works fine. When I made that post I was using an iPhone 2G which doesn't have GPS. It uses the addresses of local wifi spots to give an approximate location. SInce I've upgraded to 3GS, things work perfectly.
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