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Nexus 10 GPS :: GLONASS

Hey folks,
Does anyone know if the GPS will support GLONASS satellites?
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Yes, it does.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chartcross.gpstest&hl=en
Triangles are GLONASS, circles are GPS.
This is by far the most effective Android GPS I've seen.

[Q] Will my GPS work abroad??

I am going to Bangkok soon and was wondering if the GPS on my phone would work there?? Does anyone have any experience with this?
Also can anyone recommend a decent offline satnav which has thailand maps? Preferably free!
Thanks.
U r gps works any where in the world
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Yes, Ur GPS will work from any part of the world...
And there is an offline app...so u will have to download the map data for the country u want...Thailand is also there...
The app is called "Sygic: GPS Navigation", it is free for only 7 days... And then u wil have to purchase from.the play store...
If Ur trip is off less than 7 days then install it the day before u leave...and don't forget to download the map data....
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Yes it will work. I am just back from China and it was fine there :thumbup:
Cold but fine
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fredcorp6 said:
I am going to Bangkok soon and was wondering if the GPS on my phone would work there?? Does anyone have any experience with this?
Also can anyone recommend a decent offline satnav which has thailand maps? Preferably free!
Thanks.
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Yes GPS will work there. I'd recommend getting a Thai SIM card and staying connected with their cheap 3G rates. I paid abouy $30 US for 3 GB that lasted a month and never had to scrounge around for wifi passwords, which gets annoying. That way you can stay connected to the world, too, if so desired.

Maps FLYING ahead to goal?

Is this a problem with my GPS or does the new maps navigation fly forward and sort of imitate what steps you're supposed to take? Is there anyway to fix this?
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GPS..

Does anyone's gps work ??? On any model any part of the world?? I live in canada and it has never worked on any of my mate 8s or autonavi location the problem . please help
c|nder said:
Does anyone's gps work ??? On any model any part of the world?? I live in canada and it has never worked on any of my mate 8s or autonavi location the problem . please help
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Yes. AL10 rebranded to L29C432.
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c|nder said:
Does anyone's gps work ??? On any model any part of the world?? I live in canada and it has never worked on any of my mate 8s or autonavi location the problem . please help
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No problem here either (L29C432). I've been accross Europe and in Cambodia/Vietnam. Never takes more than 15 seconds to acquire the position.
gps works flawlessly, AL-10 all over europe
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Gps works fine in Africa. L636C585
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What apps are u guys using with gps .?/
c|nder said:
What apps are u guys using with gps .?/
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geo tracker, gps status, maps, sygic, maps measure, öffi directions, weather & clock widget for android
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c|nder said:
What apps are u guys using with gps .?/
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Mostly Google maps but also other various map apps and apps that want it use location like Uber.
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My mate 8 works fine for GPS. Both the stock app, Health, and some other map apps work well with GPS.
Have you enabled the radio option, Location information?

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