Yes, good idea John, I'll try my son's Apple device, tomorrow.
Andrew
On 13/10/2020 12:22, John Gallagher (Redacted sender john00653 for
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Well very strange you should get much better gps than that.
Have you another device to try Lazzarillo on.?
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Hi John
An old Vodafone Smart 7 I think it might be on Android 6 or 7?
Andrew
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Hi Andrew which device are you using because this is very strange.
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Hi Steve and David
I get the same 500 metre error even in my home garden It still
gives that in correct address However, if I set my actual house
as a Favourite, then it will guide me home. I did report it to the
devs but got no answer.
Andrew
On 13/10/2020 11:03, Steve Nutt wrote:
Hi David,
It also could be that he’s doing it indoors, which is not
great for GPS anyway.
All the best
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Steve
As you probably know, there is something called satellite
drift which can cause variations in pinpointing a location.
I also live at 77, and have been given location from 70 to 92,
along with some in two close intersecting roads.
What I find particularly curious is that about 8 weeks ago, I
put our house name onto the gate onto the road, and within two
weeks when Siri was asked “where am I”, she gave me the house
name for the first time.
Where was that data sourced?
In the case of Andrew’s issue, it may be buildings distorting
the wave pattern, in particular if they have steel in their
structure.
Or it may be purely that the original data was inputted
incorrectly.
ATB
David W Wood
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Hi,
Well I live at house number 77 and it mostly gives me that,
but occasionally gives me 79, but it doesn’t get any worst
than that.
My curiosity is peaked though, I will take a look at Moovit.
All the best
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Hi Steve
Lazerillo constantly gives my home location as an address 500
metres away, when I stand at my front door - very strange?
Andrew
On 13/10/2020 08:44, Steve Nutt wrote:
No, it doesn’t. But its routing, which is its primary
thing, is much better.
For example, it has built in walking routing, which is
better than Moovit, and it also has the ability to use
Google Maps or Waze to determine the route, if you are in
a vehicle. It can even book an Uber for you from your
current location.
Having said this, it’s a couple of years since I tried
Moovit, but I’d find it hard to beat Lazarillo nowadays
for actual GPS routing.
All the best
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Hi Steve.
I was commenting on your remark that Lazarillo was the GPS
app you would choose over Moovit. I asked you whether
Lazerillo provided realtime public transit information
like Moovit does? Thanks.
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Hi Ibrahim,
This one is blank for me.
All the best
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