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Old (ca. 2011) notes on improving geolocation for mobile devices/web browsers.
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1. iPhone | |
* Make sure you have a strong signal and good coverage | |
* Enable Location Services for Safari in the Settings menu | |
* Make sure to allow the geolocation when prompted. | |
2. Android. | |
* Make sure you have a strong signal and good coverage | |
* Some devices, such as some versions of the Galaxy S, are known to | |
have geolocation problems. | |
* From the device settings menu, make sure the following settings are available | |
** Location & Security > Use wireless networks | |
** Location & Security > Use GPS Satellites | |
** Privacy > Use My Location | |
* Make sure to allow the geolocation when prompted. | |
3. BlackBerry | |
* Make sure you have a strong signal and good coverage | |
* Ensure that Geolocation permissions are enabled. Depending on your | |
device, that might be in one of the following locations in the system | |
menu: | |
Options > Applications | |
Options > Device > Application Management | |
* It might help to choose Refresh GPS from the device settings. | |
Depending on the device, this might be available in one of the | |
following locations in the system menu: | |
Options > Advanced Options > GPS | |
Options > Device > Location Settings | |
* Make sure to allow the geolocation when prompted. | |
* See BlackBerry's help page: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB11950 |
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