GPS for iPhone; this time it is real
Published on December 17th, 2007 in gps navigation, phones
People at partfoundry were able to design a GPS module for the iPhone, ready to be shipped in February for only $89. However you’ll need one of those jail broken (hacked in order to allow 3rd party applications) iPhones.
There’ve been many rumors for getting GPS functionality on the iPhone, some of them fake, some don’t even require GPS, and some with embedded A-GPS.
The one we have today uses a real GPS receiver chip and can send this data to Google Maps to get driving and directions and possibly allow for other location based services. The code for the application will be open source allowing users to improve the code to benefit the whole community.
There’s also a video of the prototype on Youtube:
Related:
- iPhone SDK says “no navigation apps”
- about developing GPS navigation apps for iPhone
- gokivo: a new GPS navigation application for iPhone
- GPS on the old iPhone
- sygic gps app for iPhone
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can i use the locogps outside U.S ?? ??
i want buy this gps can you tell me how
When you release this product for 3G Iphone?
Ive always wanted a real and true GPS on my Iphone. I cant wait till I can use my Iphone to find my range on the golf course with a satellite view of the hole Im playing.