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There are many methods for modern computing devices to gain location information, and not all of them rely on GPS satellites to do so. The following is an excerpt from the O'Reilly publication HTM...
Answered by johncunningham2 : Sep 14 2010 03:27 PM
Technically, yes - in that the GPS will still triangulate your position. Practically, not if you're using the Maps app or any that download data to provide context for the position data. So your p... full answer >
The sample code (660KB) to accompany the screencast.
Core Location is one of the great things about the iPhone and iPod touch platform, but until recently it was actually q...
Answered by AshtonB : Nov 13 2009 05:14 AM
In addition to the start and end time of your odometer, you also need to calculate the percentage of business mileage vs. personal mileage. The IRS will, if anything, want to confirm your numbers with... full answer >
Have you ever wondered how the iPhone's touch screen works, how the proximity sensor blanks the screen when you hold the iPhone to your face or how the tilt feature works? ComputerWorld does a ni...
QuoteSprint Navigation
Here’s a neat Pre feature for customized GPS directions: You can “call in” an address to an actual phone number instead of typing it in.
In the Drive To menu, tap Addres...
The iPhone gives developers several methods of detecting the
physical location of a device. This is by far one of its most innovative features and has
helped create many new business models ...