Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Thu 3rd May 2007 19:21 UTC
Hi-Mobile.net was ultra-gracious this month to send us over the Nokia N95, the most advanced multimedia smartphone Nokia ever released. Read on for more information in our review, with plenty of pictures and screenshots.
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RE[2]: Might've been a poor day for GPS.
by Beta on Thu 3rd May 2007 21:33
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ah, well, if it believes its in Helsinki, it'll be looking for the wrong satellites 
Would explain the few visible sats, its finding them on the horizon.
Beats me why else it shouldn't work. From a cold start, my GPS can get 4 to 8 in a minute even in my densely wooded + hilly area.
RE[3]: Might've been a poor day for GPS.
by Eugenia on Thu 3rd May 2007 21:36
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I went out to test GPS twice, on two different days. Both days with no clouds in the sky, here in the San Mateo area. Both times I could not lock in to the satellites. It would "see" 1 or 2 satellites (and then lose connection with 1 of them) but it wouldn't ultimately lock in. The device still thinks I am in Helsinki or something. I waited for over 10 minutes on each time.
Thing is, my Bluetooth GPS dongle did not have any such problem when I tested it a few months ago with my PocketPC phone.