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GPS?

How is the GPS? I grabbed the Droid RAZR during the extended return period and I must say, the GPS is amazing! I use GPS a lot so that's very important to me.
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GPS is fantastic. By far the best i have seen on a smartphone to date (I'm making a comparison between the Desire HD, SGS2, Desire & iPhone)
GPS connects in between 2 & 5 seconds and i have not had a dropped signal using Navigator.
My 2 cents worth....

I agree. No issues with GPS. locked to within 40 meters from inside a restaurant and once out side got a much closer lock right away. Tested using GPS Status and Google Maps.

Does the nexus use the glonass satellites like the galaxy note? Could someone please run GPS test or something similar and see if it uses sats in the 70's range, as well as the regular 1 - 24.

Not that I can tell:

Great to hear, I was concerned because the gs2 has a very lame GPS connection
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My Nexus has a much better GPS than my N900 or HTC Kaiser, although it seems to have difficulty indoors AND you have to enable the wifi to get a better signal putting further strain on the battery.
It also adds almost an extra km to my 13.7 (now 14.5) daily commute. Is this like the 'measuring the coastline of Britain' fractal paradox?

Any stand alone GPS navigation app works?
I am not talking about Google Maps, because that is obvious.
But, apps like Sygic 11.2.x, CoPilot, etc.

Sygic doesnt seem to. Please update my app compatibilty thread with others you find not working!

Want to hear more..
I am using Vibrant and it is very frustrating...
And I heard SGSII is not good either...
I don't know if I trust Samsung anymore

I read somewhere it uses the barometer(not thermometer ) to add another dimension to the localisation process.
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Mine connects twice as fast as the Nexus S. GPS Status work well with it.

cosimoss said:
Mine connects twice as fast as the Nexus S. GPS Status work well with it.
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Is that using just pure GPS or A-GPS?
This alone would get me to upgrade from Nexus S.
How's the GPS inside a partially obstructed view like a bus or something? My Nexus S takes like 2-5 mins.
NOTE: I don't have a data plan, so not using A-GPS but pure GPS

Hopefully this isn't a pain for anyone, but could one of you fine European gentlemen with Nexus' do me a favor?
Go outside, download GPS STATUS & Toolbox (I want to see accuracy of Meters, not feet) and post a screenshot.
Outside of my house, my Samsung Droid Charge will NEVER lock below 5 meters, while my Thunderbolt and Incredible with lock to 1 or 2.
You may ask, what's the big deal?
Well, it's the difference between Google Maps knowing I'm at my house, or my neighbors.
Thanks!

Can anyone please test if the GPS is usable when data network(HSPA) is disabled, like in Flight Mode with GPS enabled?
Thanks!

Samsuck said:
Hopefully this isn't a pain for anyone, but could one of you fine European gentlemen with Nexus' do me a favor?
Go outside, download GPS STATUS & Toolbox (I want to see accuracy of Meters, not feet) and post a screenshot.
Outside of my house, my Samsung Droid Charge will NEVER lock below 5 meters, while my Thunderbolt and Incredible with lock to 1 or 2.
You may ask, what's the big deal?
Well, it's the difference between Google Maps knowing I'm at my house, or my neighbors.
Thanks!
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I can only get it to 5meters

mezzyg said:
I can only get it to 5meters
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Swear to god? Sigh.
I've never seen a Samsung phone lock it's GPS under 5 meters. Then again i've never had a GS2.
That is disappointing.
Accuracy is a big thing to me.

Samsuck said:
Swear to god? Sigh.
I've never seen a Samsung phone lock it's GPS under 5 meters. Then again i've never had a GS2.
That is disappointing.
Accuracy is a big thing to me.
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I'll try again tomorrow for u dude, it locks super quick which is pretty good for me

I guess if it locks really quickly I can be satisfied with that. I honestly feel that there is something wrong with Samsung's GPS chips and rather than trying to fix it, they added a barometer to help

chill8 said:
Can anyone please test if the GPS is usable when data network(HSPA) is disabled, like in Flight Mode with GPS enabled?
Thanks!
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I second this.
And if you have a Nexus S, can you please compare your results.
I'm curious if new gps chip and/or barometer speeds it up.

Horrible GPS

So I know that the Galaxy Nexus has horrible GPS. But I thought I had read somewhere that there's a fix for it. Would anyone be able to show me how to do it or point me to the right direction? I did a search but I couldn't really find it. I'm running MIUI 2.4.27. Thanks.

Try the gps app FasterGPS (download via google play).
It should help

Wasn't aware it had terrible GPS, never had a problem. You could always use an app like GPS Test and clear/redownload a-GPS, etc. to try and help out.

its something wrong with your phone, ive never had a problem with teh gps. try to clear the cache of whatever gps program you are using or reinstall MIUI maybe it was a bad flash.

Never had any GPS problem here. Where did you read that? My phone usually gets a fix within 7 seconds with up to 15 satellites.
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My GPS works awesome, dont know what are you talking about
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My GPS works awesome, dont know what are you talking about
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same here.

Horrible GPS? You must have a defective device. My GPS works flawlessly.
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Seems that i can't get a fix if i'm moving, and it takes around 30+ seconds for me to get a fix..

Have to say I love my Gnex, but have not had the greatest GPS experience either. I've been in clear sky and can't get a lock quite a few times. If it were a little worse I would think there is a real problem.

I wouldn't say my GN GPS is horrible. It may be not the best I had but I have not had a situation where I need to use it and it not work. Every single time I needed the navigation or map feature it worked as needed. My only complaint is my Verizon weak 3G coverage. But that's another issue. lol. Overall, the pros outweigh the cons with this device.
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No GPS issues here, I work for a company who has me working in multiple states and I use the GPS religiously. Maps and Copilot have worked flawless on this phone. I punch in around 40 to 50 coordinates a day every day seven days a week and not one issue. Really impressed with this phone. A lot better than my Nexus S or my crappy Vibrant. Compared to my Nexus One its on par or better. Maybe its your Rom or something else, could be a bad phone.
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I was curious about this myself. I had a vibrant and it gave me a terrible experience with samsung and I've been wary ever since.
"We're coming from a pure power source."

From my experience, the GPS is way better than the galaxy S Captivate. I am really impressed with it so far.
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when you experience problem with gps a phone reboot will made your day

I get a fix in 2-3 minutes if i don't use the gps for a week.
If i use it twice a day, i get it in 20 sec.
I use my GNex without internet. A-GPS loads positions from satellites from the internet to get faster fix. (I don't know, if GNex has a-gps or if you can add that with an app)
The impresicion is 5m on my GNex
Garmin eTrex get the fix earlyer if i didn't use it for a while

My GPS is great, smokes my old Desire S at getting a lock, WAY faster

My GPS has been flawless too. But you can't expect a whole lot on a very cloudy day...
Not even my standalone Garmin can find anything then.
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Seems that my gnex need sometime to get a fix even though the sats are there.
I tried it again today morning and it's VERY accurate. Google Maps need data connection initially to get a fast fix(really fast, maybe 10 seconds + considering this is not a dedicated GPS device). Without data it takes around 30 seconds to lock.

No faults whatsoever!!!

Hello everyone I havent posted for quite a while.
I recently bought a HTC ONE X white serial number HT23SW.
simfree. network O2
When I first turned it on it immediately powered down since there was only 3 % battery charge. I plugged it into a power source then powered it back on.
Connected it to my wifi n router 5 GHz (I've renamed both my 802.11n SSID channels with the suffix 2.4 and 5.0 GHz respectively)
It then prompted me again that a 33MB software update was available.software 1.28.161.9
I charged from 3 percent to 60 percent then applied update.
Inital impressions ..... I had my phone plugged in for the majority of the day even though it had 85 percent charge I do beleive there is an eeprom which contains battery calibration data. Now my battery life is stellar.
No problems whatsoever after the 8th day. This phone is a beauty! ( I hope I am not speaking to soon)

If you have the time please post some screenshots of especially screentime. But also the total hours and other details would be cool. I would love to see a 4 to 5 hours screentime.
Cheers

Have you tested the GPS's ability to make an accurate track with an app like RunKeeper or My Tracks?
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ikeabuchi said:
Hello everyone I havent posted for quite a while.
I recently bought a HTC ONE X white serial number HT23SW.
simfree.
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Mine is grey one x also serial HT23SW which i got on uk launch day 5 april, apart from initial poor battery which seems to be steadily improving with use and ota updates, none of the major issues others are complaining about. Maybe this is a particularly good build batch?
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I also have a flawless grey HT23SW HTC One X

I thought mine is flawless as well until I saw how ridiculous GPS behavior is. On Google maps my position is just floating all over the screen...

Had no problems with mine everything working great battery life took a while to pick up but seems to be going quite well at the moment very happy with my device

I hAve a white one which so far has no issues.great gps,screen, sound and Bluetooth.battery life seems on the up as well.
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Yes I will post the battery statistics. If I remember correctly I had over 5 hour screen time and 33 percent battery left.
What was quite strange is that I left my phone at 89 perecent a couple of nights ago and woke up the next morning and stranglely It was still at 89 percent. This must be where the companian core comes into play with negligible quietscent current drain.
I have used the stock maps programs to check the gps hardware and it locked onto the satellites in under 20 seconds maybe earlier, The program mentioned that the accuracy is within 20 meters but what I could tell it was accurate within a meter (I checked the accuracy at each junction/intersection I came to)
so yes it working flawlessly. I played teeter (level 21) and checked the gyro no problem there. I am really impressed with the wifi n 5GHz browsing speed (unsure whether it is dual band) but it like its on steroid faster than my i7!! laptop in some instances. no over heating when playing soul craft THD.

monkeytennis said:
I hAve a white one which so far has no issues.great gps,screen, sound and Bluetooth.battery life seems on the up as well.
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ikeabuchi said:
I have used the stock maps programs to check the gps hardware and it locked onto the satellites in under 20 seconds maybe earlier, The program mentioned that the accuracy is within 20 meters but what I could tell it was accurate within a meter (I checked the accuracy at each junction/intersection I came to)
so yes it working flawlessly.
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I'm not sure your testing method is sufficient to declare the GPS as flawless. You just sort of spot checked.
Would you mind downloading the free app called Run Keeper and using it to record yourself walking around the block or something similar?
Check out the consistent results I get doing that. For any kind of tracking app, the GPS in my HOX is just about useless. A half mile walk records as three miles with a walking speed of 2 minutes per mile. Not even olympic athletes can walk that fast! LOL
For perspective, I walked a straight line down the sidewalk from where the pin to where the 2 mile flag is. Everything else is just BAD data.

in relationship to the testing of the gps I didn't do a spot check. I did a dynamic test at full zoom and the result that the arrow was moving smoothly at the correct speed. . I will down load this program today and post a screen shot

distortedloop said:
I'm not sure your testing method is sufficient to declare the GPS as flawless. You just sort of spot checked.
Would you mind downloading the free app called Run Keeper and using it to record yourself walking around the block or something similar?
Check out the consistent results I get doing that. For any kind of tracking app, the GPS in my HOX is just about useless. A half mile walk records as three miles with a walking speed of 2 minutes per mile. Not even olympic athletes can walk that fast! LOL
For perspective, I walked a straight line down the sidewalk from where the pin to where the 2 mile flag is. Everything else is just BAD data.
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I use Endomondo to track my runs and it is prettty much perfect. Have also used the sat nav for around an hour and found it to be spot on.

Had no problems after 1 week but then started noticing a screen flex and back light bleeding. Gl for now guys
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No screen flex.light leakage or flickering, Bluetooth A2DP works fine with my SONY DR-BT216.
tested the Near field communication and that works. oh I forgot the compass works perfectly it didnt on my htc desire.
Btw my phone is unrooted. My friend at work also has the same model with same serial prefix. he had it 6 weeks. and he also has no problems also. I just cant understand why people have so many problems.

I haven't found the plethora of "GPS Sucks" threads that we used to see on early Samsung phones like the SGS and Fascinate, but there are enough random comments in the forms about GPS flakiness to show it's not just me. Someone else mentioned issues in this very thread. Perhaps we're just a few unlucky folks with bad hardware.
ikeabuchi said:
in relationship to the testing of the gps I didn't do a spot check. I did a dynamic test at full zoom and the result that the arrow was moving smoothly at the correct speed. . I will down load this program today and post a screen shot
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Sorry, I misunderstood how you tested. Read it as you just checked your location when you reached intersections.
I'll appreciate your efforts to post a track!
monkeytennis said:
I use Endomondo to track my runs and it is prettty much perfect. Have also used the sat nav for around an hour and found it to be spot on.
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I also tested with Endomondo Pro. Actually, it was Endomondo that made me first notice the error; Runkeeper was the "second opinion."
Here's a track made with the HOX of the same walk going the other way.

c4llum said:
Mine is grey one x also serial HT23SW which i got on uk launch day 5 april, apart from initial poor battery which seems to be steadily improving with use and ota updates, none of the major issues others are complaining about. Maybe this is a particularly good build batch?
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Same for me. The phones f'ing brilliant

I find AGPS is pretty bad and floats (even after clearing agps etc in gps test) but GPS only is awesome.

animaleyes76 said:
I find AGPS is pretty bad and floats (even after clearing agps etc in gps test) but GPS only is awesome.
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Don't really understand what you mean. Do you mean turning off all location service setting except standalone GPS?
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Even my GPS seems to accurate
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I bought a HOX (grey, HT23RW, made in Taiwan) from Polish Orange a few days ago and I have no issues too. It looks like this is a perfect build batch.

How would you rate the GPS performance of your nexus (poll)

Please vote (1-unusable, 2 barely usuable, 3 adequate but not great, 4 good, 5 awesome)
Ive had this phone for about a month now, and i love it, but the GPS for me has been awful.
When i first got the phone, it would work - but not great, sometimes not locking, losing signal while driving frequently, etc. Then i went on a period where it didnt work AT ALL. Randomly that started to work again - but only as good as it was before.
Currently:
Takes forever to get even a mediocre lock
VERY inaccurate - usually around ~30m at best
Loses lock
I thought maybe it was just my device, but i met a couple the other day who both own the Verizon version, and they were running ICS, so i ask them if i could run a few tests, and to my surprise, both of their phones were just as bad as mine. Ive heard a crappy GPS might be a JB bug, and will be fixed with the next update - but they were both using 4.04 - so no jellybean bug there.
Basically - for me the GPS is unusable, because if you cant count on it, whats the point. I had a doctors appointment the other day, and luckily i knew the general direction - because by the time the GPS kicked in, i was getting off the highway. I was about to just type in directions manually, and then just find the place like that. Maybe samsung just sucks at making GPS's (i used to own a captivate )
I also have started using endomondo to track my runs, and even that sucks. I started and stopped at the same point on my street, but according to the app, i stopped running about 30m short of where i actually did. (GPS gave out, or just never realized that it moved.)
How is the GPS for you??

Voted 4. I geocache, so I need a decent GPS receiver. Since the "Great Nexus GPS Outage" a week or two ago, the GPS has been adequate. It locks within about 15 seconds, and the lock has good accuracy. Lately I have noticed that even a "warm" lock takes 10-15 seconds. Warm locks should be basically instant.
I'm in the habit of launching GPS Status and allowing it to download the assistance data and get a lock before using other GPS apps. Not sure how much it helps.
Yesterday my data connection was unbelievably slow and GPS accuracy was awful. I had nearly full bars of HSPA reception, and 9 good satellites, so it didn't make any sense. Rebooting fixed that, thankfully, but it was odd that both features degraded at the same time.
I do wonder if the GPS subsystem relies on communication with some site on the 'net. Maybe that would explain why the "Great Outage" affected only Galaxy Nexus devices and not others. During that outage all of my Garmin handhelds and several other Android devices got decent locks in good time, while the GNex took ten minutes to get a poor lock.
Edit: why the heck do I have to wait 2 minutes to submit changes to a post?!

MondoMor said:
I geocache, so I need a decent GPS receiver. Since the "Great Nexus GPS Outage" a week or two ago, the GPS has been adequate. It locks within about 15 seconds, and the lock has good accuracy. Lately I have noticed that even a "warm" lock takes 10-15 seconds. Warm locks should be basically instant.
I'm in the habit of launching GPS Status and allowing it to download the assistance data and lock before using the GPS in any other app. Not sure if it helps.
Yesterday my data connection was unbelievably slow and GPS accuracy was awful. I had nearly full bars of HSPA reception, and 9 good satellites, so it didn't make any sense. Rebooting fixed that, thankfully, but it was odd that both features degraded at the same time.
I do wonder if the GPS subsystem relies on communication with some site on the 'net. Maybe that would explain why the "Great Outage" affected only Galaxy Nexus devices and not others. During that outage all of my Garmin handhelds and several other Android devices got decent locks in good time, while the GNex took ten minutes to get a poor lock.
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This whole situation reminds me a lot of the galaxy s1 bs that i went through. The gps clearly sucked but some defended it. People came up with a bunch of hacks that did basically nothing, and the problem was never fixed.
How is it possible that the flagship android phone has terrible gps ? How are developers supposed to design apps on it that use gps? I think the nexus s was the same way. Wtf Google. I might be returning this if it's not fixed completely with the next official update. According to whoever i talked to in customer service, should be within a few weeks.

Coming from nexus s and its terrible GPS, had to vote at least 4
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4 or 5 never had any problems.
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Currently:
Takes forever to get even a mediocre lock
VERY inaccurate - usually around ~30m at best
Loses lock
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I voted a 4.
I usually get a GPS lock in under 10 seconds if outdoors and under 30-ish seconds indoors.
Outdoors, I typically get an accuracy within 10 feet. Indoors, it can get a bit worse, but is still usually within 30 feet.
I've never had the GPS lose lock.

Voted 4. GPS locks come pretty fast for me. Accuracy is also OK, but it does lose its lock once in a while during a bicycle trip. I do have the phone in my pocket, to be fair I should test it when it has a clear view to the sky (mount it on my steer or something).

4-5 for me. It works pretty good for me and acuuracy is there.
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5 here, no problems.

5. Went on a thousand mile road trip and never lost a lock for even a second. Navigation worked flawlessly.
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I can't use navigation it says Google Navigation can not be used in this location (Turkey)
I can just take rooting.

Used yo be really good but since the outage its been crap. It'll get a lock and give me directions but then randomly it thinks I'm two blocks away and start rerouting. This happens a lot.
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I travel a lot with the Nexus GPS. It serve me well all the time. Takes about 10 seconds to locate and never loose signal. I give it a 5.

I have no need for the GPS and such but I decided to open the navigation app and boot the gps, i waited for 3 minutes with the screen saying waiting for location till i just gave up and shut the gps back down

Voted 4/5. Out of the box, it took forever to lock and even then was only hitting on 4-6 satellites. My previous phone (Epic 4G) was notorious for this as well. Used GPS Status and all is well again (lock usually within 5 seconds).
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4-5 here works great.
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Voted 4
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Please vote (1-unusable, 2 barely usuable, 3 adequate but not great, 4 good, 5 awesome)
Ive had this phone for about a month now, and i love it, but the GPS for me has been awful.
When i first got the phone, it would work - but not great, sometimes not locking, losing signal while driving frequently, etc. Then i went on a period where it didnt work AT ALL. Randomly that started to work again - but only as good as it was before.
Currently:
Takes forever to get even a mediocre lock
VERY inaccurate - usually around ~30m at best
Loses lock
I thought maybe it was just my device, but i met a couple the other day who both own the Verizon version, and they were running ICS, so i ask them if i could run a few tests, and to my surprise, both of their phones were just as bad as mine. Ive heard a crappy GPS might be a JB bug, and will be fixed with the next update - but they were both using 4.04 - so no jellybean bug there.
Basically - for me the GPS is unusable, because if you cant count on it, whats the point. I had a doctors appointment the other day, and luckily i knew the general direction - because by the time the GPS kicked in, i was getting off the highway. I was about to just type in directions manually, and then just find the place like that. Maybe samsung just sucks at making GPS's (i used to own a captivate )
I also have started using endomondo to track my runs, and even that sucks. I started and stopped at the same point on my street, but according to the app, i stopped running about 30m short of where i actually did. (GPS gave out, or just never realized that it moved.)
How is the GPS for you??
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I am a car parts driver and i constantly need the use of my GPS one thing i noticed about the Gnex is that, the GPS VARIES ON the phone provider and plan you have the faster and beter your mobile network the better your GPS WILL work for you! NOW the reason i gave the Gnex a 4 star is because even with 2G edge networks the gps will work while driving within a minute but the process will lag a bit longer not due to finding the direction either but due to locating the gps signal..

GPS sensibility ??? His there a problem ???

Hi
I'm using my GN for the first time in holydays with GPS fonctionnality...
GPS statuts, icoyote and sygic...
There is no real problem with GPS fix but the gps signal is worth ... precision is 15 or 25 meters. My wife with her Motorola atrix dont have GPS problem !!!
The navigation is lost to many time
Test with stock and fransco kernel. Ans with stock JB and CM9...
An other with this PB ???
Regards
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It's hardware problem, i also tried all latest roms and kernels and the result is the same. My problem is very difficult loc with the sats. i can see different number between 8-11 sat but loc is forever and accuracy is 5 meters. for example my old nexus one loc for 3-15 sec outdoor @ 2 meters. and indoor 5-30 sec. @ 10-15 meters. The GPS of Gnex is shame. I'm very disappointed from Samsung.
006fazer said:
Hi
I'm using my GN for the first time in holydays with GPS fonctionnality...
GPS statuts, icoyote and sygic...
There is no real problem with GPS fix but the gps signal is worth ... precision is 15 or 25 meters. My wife with her Motorola atrix dont have GPS problem !!!
The navigation is lost to many time
Test with stock and fransco kernel. Ans with stock JB and CM9...
An other with this PB ???
Regards
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Just tested mine and got it accurate to within 5 meters, took less than 10 seconds. But I've had GPS problems before... sometimes it takes waaay too long to find a lock, sometimes it can't find it at all within the first day of flashing a rom. I would recommend trying a different rom. The GPS worked for me decently well with Vicious AOSP and is working flawlessly now on CM. As I said before, I used to have issues with it right after flashing a new rom and would have to leave the GPS on for a while before it eventually found it (sometimes like 30 minutes) but after that it would always get a lock relatively quick. I haven't flashed any GPS fix or anything like that. Hope that helped.

As i saw better than 5 meters outdoor nobody can do. Indoor what is the situation?
Moonkae said:
Just tested mine and got it accurate to within 5 meters, took less than 10 seconds. But I've had GPS problems before... sometimes it takes waaay too long to find a lock, sometimes it can't find it at all within the first day of flashing a rom. I would recommend trying a different rom. The GPS worked for me decently well with Vicious AOSP and is working flawlessly now on CM. As I said before, I used to have issues with it right after flashing a new rom and would have to leave the GPS on for a while before it eventually found it (sometimes like 30 minutes) but after that it would always get a lock relatively quick. I haven't flashed any GPS fix or anything like that. Hope that helped.
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I'm asking me if the Samsung car mount for the GN can improuve the GPS reception ?
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