> > What I came up with was this:  it's not TRUE GPS, just triangulation
> > based on equipment at cell towers.
>
> On that phone, perhaps. But "true GPS" IS present in many phones these
> days.
>
> TTYL

Ummm...Nextel, I think.  They are putting GPS into their newer phones.  I
don't think I've ever seen anyone else do it, but I haven't looked that closely.

It seems a logical extension.  Now I just need a PDA/Cell phone/MP3/
digital camera/GPS in one.  Could it be the size of a Razr, too? ;-)

Mike H.

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