Hello Dan,
Thanks for the reply.
Its definitely not interference. I am out in the open with no tall
buildings and 5 bars.
But I figured it was probably a GPS thing, and I can live with that.
I have actually had the phone for several months not. Its actually the
bike mount that I have just purchased.
Its too bad if the phone based speedometer isn't going to work out, but
thats OK, there are lots of other neat things I can use it for. It just
looks like not a speedometer.
Jerry
On 03/27/13 11:20 PM, Daniel Palomo wrote:
*Hello Jerry,*
Be it iOS or Android, the GPS system responds slowly and cannot track your
speed accurately.
This is probably a cause of multiple factors: namely, the slow tracking and
interference in the signal.
On the Apple platform, for example, if I were on the street between tall
buildings in Tokyo,
I would lose the signal altogether. Yet, even if you have a good
connection, update speed, and direction of travel may be fuzzy.
Hope this helps, and I'm sorry your newly-bought device is not performing
as you expected.
best,
Dan
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