I signed up as a AT&T and Verizon mobile developer to find precisely the
same thing. As of last year, if you are willing to submit your business
plan and all of your intellectuial property, theses carriers -might-
allow you query for local coordinates with authenticated certificates,
that they administer, under their rules and procedures.
Even though end user environments are open, like android, or generally
programmable like symbian or iphone osx, access to low level apis for
things like device location will probably similarly controlled, in the
beginning anyway. imho.
- Mike
Bryce Nesbitt wrote:
I know it's rare that a wireless carrier will share a LBS / Geo Location
from a mobile web browser, with a website. But I'd like to know if any
of them do? How much of a relationship do you need to have with each
carrier, before they'll transmit location data to a mobile website (e.g.
one built with XHTML-MP). Is anyone on the list receiving such data?
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