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Right. But would still be interesting how "far" away the hotspots are downloaded. If I e.g. roadtrip from New York to Chicago with Internet in New York - I wond
by moontear 9y ago
Right. But would still be interesting how "far" away the hotspots are downloaded. If I e.g. roadtrip from New York to Chicago with Internet in New York - I wonder how far Wifi Assisted GPS would help me before there isn't any meaningful data anymore.
- MarHoff 9y agoAt the time of the location gate I had parsed my personal buffer and I found out that pretty much all Manhattan was included. I hadn't a roaming plan when visiting New-York so I only got randomly access to internet at free hotspots. So I guess a good rule of thumb would be to turn off while on the road with no wifi, but keep on in cities (where A-GPS is the most efficient) where you gonna stay for awhile with sporadic hotspot access. Also classical GPS (while slow to kick-in) is often really good enough in countryside where you don't suffer from building shapes interfering with the signal.