2010-08-28 23:29
Hi All,
I am using my Nokia E71 as GPS.
I am using "Integrated GPS" & "Assisted GPS".
I am using a 3G access point from my provider.
I noticed that I get a GPS connection in a few seconds almost anywhere (inside & outside).
This is because of the A-GPS.
I know A-GPS is using the 3G network to get faster GPS connection.
Here is my question:
If I start Nokia Maps (3.03):
+how much KB will it use on the 3G network (for example when navigating to a location)?
+how long will I be connected with the 3G network (for example when navigating to a location)?
+will it be using the 3G network (downloading & sending data) all the time when Nokia Maps is open?
+is this going to cost me much to use this? If I open Nokia Maps 3 times each day.
After I get a GPS connection, will it stop using the 3G network (no more paying for kb data or time on 3G network)?
This is realy important for me to know.
I don't want my bill to be extra expensive.
Thanks in advance. ![]()
Regards,
Dimitri
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2010-08-29 3:10
2010-08-29 8:11
Dimitri: I know A-GPS is using the 3G network to get faster GPS connection.
+how much KB will it use on the 3G network (for example when navigating to a location)?
I suppose your phone is like my E66 that it has a data packet counter "log/packet data". Zero those counters, start GPS and see, how much data is transferred in your case.
I don't use a-gps normally but when I tested it (a year ago) the amount of data transferred was something like 4-6kB.
Markus
2010-08-29 18:22
Hi all,
Thank you for the answers! ![]()
I am planning to buy a 3G network plan.
Shall I buy a plan based on:
*KB used on 3G network
or
*Time connected to 3G network
I want to buy this plan for use with A-GPS.
Regards,
Dimitri
2010-08-30 0:29
2010-08-30 2:46
Thank you for your answer chanchan05!
I want a plan for most of the time GPS.
Sometimes maybe visit some websites or ebuddy.
I can get a 250MB/month plan for 5 euros.
Will this plan be good enough for my needs? ![]()
2010-08-30 9:44
That will be more than sufficient I would say.
2010-08-30 12:21
2010-08-30 16:23
Thank you all for the great answers! ![]()
I now know everything I had to know.
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