Am Mo 23. Juni 2008 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > As I get it the AGPS is a 'true' GPS. The only differense is that agps > is faster - it additionally uses signals from gsm stations for faster > positioning. That's why it's called 'assisted gps'.
Nope, it uses info from a AGPS-server somewhere in internet. This info is location specific for reducing bandwidth. As it is somewhat paradox you have to know where you are to use (A)GPS, one way is to look at GSM to get an idea of your approximate position. As well you could enter name of next big town by hand. GSM isn't exactly related to AGPS. /jOERG
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