My watches is lokmat 7 and 9 and this is indoors test not near a window and i have to say it is just amazing that is why im not rushing getting a new watch.
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What app is that, Sonia?
My only GPS app is Google maps, and the support gps for sports tracking. And it’s really accurate, except for the start pointer wich sometimes initialize it far away from me and then shows me as part of the tracking session:
Aside of that, the Google Maps tracking is perfect or accurate as on any cellphone.
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I will answer for Sonia as I use the same app on my watch (and on my phone) when I want to see the status of the gps on the device. It is called GPS Test.
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That looks like “GPS test” I found it the google appstore.
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It is yes. A firm favourite of mine
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Hi everyone.
I took this old post to speak about a discovery I did on my GPS faw’s system.
Since a couple of months ago, I’ve noticed that GPS signal was really, really horrible. That wasn’t working like was to be supposed to work, and I had really good experiences with it on the past.
So, after a lot of investigation, I discovered one setting on developers menu called “force full GNSS measurements" .
By enabling this option, the GNSS will automatically use the full GPS satellites constellation, by using real GNSS hardware instead of default’s Android mock GNSS system.
Now Google maps, odometer apps, or GPS Test app, get fix on a matter of seconds when before enable that option it was a nearly imposible goal to reach.
I’m really impressed. I hope this work for any with this kind of GPS problems too.
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