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I have checked out the HTC One S and I am really liking the same but then I had an doubt regarding the GLONASS support as I was getting varying answers for it but then now I have contacted them and they said that the S4 chip has hardware support for GLONASS but then they have not yet enabled the same in their software.
I don’t think that there is much to worry about the same anyways I just wanted to share that I have made a gps test that you can try out and it is that you can just have 11-13 satellites in view with locked onto 8-9. I have tested out the same with this the reported accuracy is12 feet and I think that it quite perfect, I have tested out the same in galaxy s and even though the gps was bad for most of the time the trick that I have mentioned is helping a lot, but then I just wanted to add that at my place the GPS satellites is quite low on the horizon and that is the reason the GLONASS is making a huge difference, I am willing to get Sony in the near days.Quote:
I have checked out the HTC One S and I am really liking the same but then I had an doubt regarding the GLONASS support as I was getting varying answers for it but then now I have contacted them and they said that the S4 chip has hardware support for GLONASS but then they have not yet enabled the same in their software.
Yes the HTC One series of phones - X, S, V is not having GLONASS support the One S and V is not having NFC but then One X is having it, anyways I am willing to get galaxy s and since you are a galaxy s user I just wanted to know that how better is it I mean as far as the quick lock on, accuracy in the cities and the consistency is concerned?? I also wanted to know that how many satellites do the one s owners can have in the GPS test, can you just explain the same in numbers, I mean that I have heard that htc one s owners can have more than 15 but then I am not that sure about the same, any help for the above doubts will be highly appreciated.