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Activate the GPS to calculate my position. GPS is a navigation system operated by radio waves using a network of satellites circling the earth.Here I wanted to know if it was possible to install a GPS program on a Sony Ericsson W995 that could be used without access to the internet. Please suggest. Thanks in advance.
When you use functions that require the GPS determines your location, make sure you're in an environment with unobstructed view of sky. To enable / disable the GPS manually:
1. Select Menu > Location services > Settings.
2. Select Enable GPS or Disable GPS.
You need to download the latest version of the navigation application from your PC, You just simply select the mobile you have. Then:
1. Install synchronization tools supplied by the manufacturer of your device, place the mobile on the base and connect the USB port,
2. Start the installation by accepting Orange Navigation software installation.
The mention of "unknown provider" is due to the fact that the application is not signed by Sony Ericsson
3. If a version is already on your mobile, click "yes" to replace it,
4. Select the installation disk C (phone memory), and agree to these terms of use,
5. Click "Finish" when the installation is finished.
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