[BUG] Latest CM7 + latest google latitude sensors freeze - Huawei Ideos X5 U8800

I think I found a bug in the latest version CM7 with combination the latest version of Google maps.
When I go on google maps, the sensors of the device (accelerometer) freeze until i restart the device.
Other GPS aplications work fine (e.g NDRIVE).
Anyone confirm?
Correction:
Only happens in google latitude

Same situation for me!
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xdandroida said:
Hello there, today I wanted to use RunKeeper or the MyTracks app from google, but they don't seem to be working, I get waiting for GPS signal and nothing..whereas when I open the google maps app, it seems to work normally.
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Android 2.2.2? What phone are you using?
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xdandroida said:
Hello there, today I wanted to use RunKeeper or the MyTracks app from google, but they don't seem to be working, I get waiting for GPS signal and nothing..whereas when I open the google maps app, it seems to work normally.
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