"I bet (a small bet anyway) my cell phone carrier doesn't save receive
frequency data accurate enough to determine what direction I am driving
though."

You are probably right since the doppler shift is pretty small ( at least I 
hope it is :) ) on a
cellphone. The satellite access is MA-TDMA so the burst timing and frequency 
offset need to be tracked.
This is a useful performance metric when troubleshooting connectivity issues in 
a big network.

- Howie AB2S


                                          
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