"GPS was developed by the United States Department of Defence and was
intended for military use. Civilian access was granted in 1983 by US
President Ronald Regan with a downgraded accuracy of +/- 100 metres.
However, consumer grade GPS access has benefited since the year 2000
from the lifti
Hi All,
Do we have something in Maemo File Browser, where we can add a file to
current playlist ?
Moreover, in N900 media player, there is nothing like add file to current
playlist :-( (Or may be i am unaware).
I would like to have nautilus like script based thing in maemo file
browser for
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 11:03:51AM +, Tony Green wrote:
> Can the internal GPS on an N900 be recalibrated?
"Now please travel to the southermost point of Africa and press button
A."
No, I don't think so.
> For some reason, mine always seems to show me as about 45 metres
> higher than I actua
unter Ohrner wrote:
> Is there any way to calibrate the N900's accelerometers?
I would like to know it, too...
> I need to signifiantly tilt the device such that the "Level Meter"
> application shows "horizontal" positioning, and the same holds for
> this nice XEyes
Hi,
On 14.3.2010 11:10, Gunter Ohrner wrote:
> Hi!
> Is there really noone who knows how to calibrate the sensors?
>
> If you put your device on a levelled surface, do the sensors correctly
> reflect its position, or is there a significant deviation / error as
> with my device? (A good indicato
Can the internal GPS on an N900 be recalibrated?
For some reason, mine always seems to show me as about 45 metres higher than I
actually am. That's not just in the Maemo Mapper application, but apparently in
the raw data (as shown by the location test application).
...or is GPS just inherently
Hi!
Gunter Ohrner wrote:
> Is there any way to calibrate the N900's accelerometers?
> I need to signifiantly tilt the device such that the "Level Meter"
> application shows "horizontal" positioning, and the same holds for
> this nice XEyes widget and the labyrinth balls game.
Is there really noo
