anyone know how this iPhone 'location based service' works?
http://www.ipling.com/
I'm wondering if they have access to cell tower IDs and locations,
using some kind of IP domain loc lookup, or if this is just another
'click on your location on a gmap' app.
-Mike ( no iPhone for me for an other month)
Martin May wrote:
Ian,
After hacking around on my phone a little, I figured out a way to list
all visible networks via an AT command. If you're interested, I can
elaborate.
AT+COPS=?
+COPS: (2,"T-Mobile",,"31026"),(1,"Cingular",,"31041"),,(0,1),(2)
Martin
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On Sep 12, 2007, at 4:54 PM, Ian White wrote:
Unlikely question of the day....
Anybody know of a device that indicates which network(s) provide
reception in a given area? Call it a 'cellular sniffer' if you like...
My hack to get this done is to carry 4 cellphones bound with duct
tape. When I'm done using it, it will be the perfect mobile for a
baby's crib!!
But I'd prefer a slightly more, er, elegant hack.
i
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