At 04:27 AM 5/17/2007, you wrote: >Some phones have built in (usable bi-directional) GPS. The Treo does not. > >Jose wrote: > > Sprint implents this service for its customers... > > > > http://sfl.sprintpcs.com > > > > And I've seen services out there that allow you to use your cellphone as a > > gps unit, but am not sure if it is a java app using the towers as > > triangulation or the phone itself having the GPS chipset. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > Jose The mystery remains mysterious . . . Jose's link says: A GPS receiver is incorporated into every Sprint phone sold since January 2002.
Sprint Family Locator supports the following phone models: Child (Locatable) Phones Treo 700p by Palm Perhaps the bugaboo is that it only works with Child Phones, and who in their right mind, would give their kid a 700p ;=) Besides, I've heard that kids think that Palms are uncool, so no kid would carry one. You'd have to have it implanted. -- Don [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
