Could you send an address you have tried so I can check to see if I can
duplicate the issue?
Richard
"Reality is the leading cause of stress for those who are in touch with it."
-- from The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, by Jane Wagner
On Feb 4, 2020, at 11:01 AM,
thanks very much, Richard. With your advice, I went into BlindSquare with every
confidence it would work.
Much to my chagrin, the well-established addresses I entered reveal a search
that cannot find those addresses. I know these are existing addresses, but for
some reason the search engine
You do not need to go into settings, first. Just use the search button in the
top left.
Then, once you have your destination found, double tap on it and then flick to
simulate location.
Also, BTW, the search radius is for when you use a category like my places,
food, etc.
Richard
"Reality
On the first screen of Blind Square, find the search button in the top left,
not the my places search, but the plain search button.
Enter the address, for example, I'm in Oregon, I put in a made up address, 500
Broadway, New York City, NY
And found one place over 2 thousand miles away, I flicked
I have not used this feature for some time so this may not be true, but to
the best of my memory, you need to go into the simulation first and then
enter the area you wish to simulate.
In setting you have set a search criteria around you for searching so it is
not the same as you would use in
I have an additional question as well. I like to go out for treks with my
Seeing Eye dog through my neighborhood, which has the same start and end point
(home). I want to explore routes through my area at home before I go out
walking.
Best,
Terri Hedgpeth
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Hi,
GPS accuracy is less of a factor on this than is your orientation of the phone.
Blind Square is not designed to be in your pocket. The top of the phone needs
to be pointed in the direction you are walking for best results. Your current
location is GPS, and your point of interest is GPS,
Subject: Re: Blind Square Help
Hi,
GPS accuracy is less of a factor on this than is your orientation of the
phone. Blind Square is not designed to be in your pocket. The top of the
phone needs to be pointed in the direction you are walking for best results.
Your current location is GPS, and your
Hi
Inside shopping centers the location accuracy is not the best possible
and this affets both location data and your current location info.
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Hello,
While I was out yesterday, I noticed that Blind Square gave me an update on
location using the wrong address and street. I was just beginning my walk, so I
knew which street I was on and realized immediately that Blind Square was
having a bad hair day at that moment. I have my
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Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2014 6:10 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Blind Square Help
Hello,
While I was out yesterday, I noticed that Blind Square gave me an update on
location using the wrong address and street. I
Did you hapen to check the GPS accuracy at that moment?
If you don't have really good GPS accuracy, all bets are off.
Richard
Common sense is in spite of, not as the result of education. - Victor Hugo
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On Jun 17, 2014, at 4:10 PM, Eileen Misrahi eileen.misr...@gmail.com
On the perfect conditions day, GPS can be as accurate as 15 feet. Typically,
GPS is about as accurate as 30 to 60 feet. I have seen GPS be as inaccurate as
three miles on a nicely completely overcast day. There is nothing any app can
do when the GPS accuracy drops because of factors outside the
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