On 17/12/14 02:10, [email protected] wrote: > The problem is the GPS chipset vendors. They have no interface to put > downloaded AGPS info on the GPS chip (well QC does, they have a > proprietary protocol for this). They are stuck in a mindset that > mobile internet connections are not ubiquitous enough or reliable > enough that they can be used to initialize the GPS with AGPS data.
OK... but people talked about the need to subscribe to a service. Or is the point that Qualcomm require you to subscribe to _their_ service in order to get a driver which loads data into their chips? Words fail me. IMO, we should still stand up this service, if it's not difficult. That means that if people do manage to reverse-engineer the protocols, or if chipsets arrive without this limitation, we can just plug the data straight in. As it is, if someone works out how to do it now, they don't have a data source. Gerv _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
