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GPS for iPhone in 2008?
Stephen Withers
Friday, 25 May 2007 04:54
No indication was given about the source of the assertion.
Apple Tech News says Apple is "certain" to use Assisted GPS, a technology that uses equipment at cell phone towers to help provide fast and accurate fixes in difficult locations that shade the receiver from satellite signals.
One possibility - and this is pure speculation on our part - is that the GPS-equipped iPhone will be the 3G model much anticipated by the European and Asian markets. Previous reports claimed a Swedish carrier was promised a 3G version by January 2008, matching Apple Tech News' suggestion of a Macworld debut for the new model.
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