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Originally Posted by davewaldo
You should have had location services turned on even though you had no cell connection. If location services was off overall or off for that piece of software then there is no way it would work. Having location services turned on allows it access to the GPS (and all the other things), you don't need a cell connection for location services to be on.
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Yes, we tried that when we were on the Lower Zambezi, but to no avail (no cell service). Didn't get any GPS reading until we hit Lusaka. We also set the timezone up to where we were, still to no avail. It was quite frustrating, but at least I had my Blackberry as the "backup plan". BTW: This ->
http://www.trip-journal.com/ is the app my missus uses...
I'll play with her iPhone this evening to see if I did something stupid (a definite possibility)... we are planning a trip next year to Kruger, so I'd like to have it going if possible.
Thanks for the advice...
OIC!