@byte
thanks for the clarification on that. I dunno the difference between A-GPS and normal GPS.

@seaedge
read ur post as though it was me talking to you. There is a hint of mockery in your post. Anyway it may be me being sensitive. However it is up to you to decide your manner of speech.

Cheers

There were times when I get a whiff of clique-y-ness around these parts, but I didnt let it bother me. Just talk to everyone, kelvin, and if nobody else respond to you, I'll always be there to answer your queries.

Just dont ask things already answered here. That's where the stickied FAQ thread up there is for.

1st bolded: first half i am not refering to you. 2nd half , yes i was refering back to what you said of GPS sux big time, what the point of pinpointing and we have to be stationary.

2nd bolded: i dont have to mock you. you indirectly misunderstood my 1st post hence you cant even understand the quote that i posted, assuming i was mocking you. if you would have spend sometime re-read the whole quote part, that quote actually answered most of your gps question, from location aware, GPS capability and is it that GPS will not pinpoint your coordinate while on the move.

3rd bolded: i know. thats y i dont intend to explain in my previous post.

this time seaedge got a big time....from this guy...

any way thanx bro...u really give info over here.....

eh..seaedge..i tink u ciao edi la..

thank you..dey wun say..damn you dey will say

y u tink most sifus here "retired" ??

hahah thanks stringfellow

@seaedge
nvm lets forget this incident. Sorry if i offended you. Just that the info u gave me i read n read they were saying "It's important to note, though, that the iPhone's was clearly intended to be a location-aware smartphone -- not a dedicated GPS device. There's a big difference."

this part got me confused. I thought it couldn't tell coordinates while being on the move.

There's a video on Engadget showing how the GPS works. You cant do voice navigation on it, but it certainly tracks your whereabouts nicely. With the current Maps app that can already tell you directions to get to your destination, that should work nicely with the GPS onboard.

The only downside is the inability to store or cache the maps while you're on the move.

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This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: Jul 15 2008, 10:19 AM

guys,

regarding the seller at mudah.com, please do not be mislead by him. while i have never called him, i juz wanna point out that the photos are not consistent.

link : http://www.mudah.com.my/vi/1122001.htm?ca=9_s

photo 1 shows 'iphone 3g' on side of box.

but photo 3 where the the contents are actually displayed, has no 'iphone 3g' on the side! at first i thought it may be on other side of box cover but then look at the orientation of the phone on box cover and you will realise that the photos are of different product. maybe he is too buzy selling the iphone 3g to take real photos of it?

again, i am juz observing and no offense meant to anyone! cheers!

This post has been edited by soundguy: Jul 15 2008, 12:03 PM

Yup, noticed. Who's that guy anyways? Plus who would wanna buy an iPhone at RM4k? sold 15 units already? kinda dodgy... btw there's also china-made "iphones" which are similar looking...

conman on the loose.

can call 991 meh....

lol no comfirmation that he's a conman la >< calling 991 is pointless