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I found the thread after a search.

GPS re-radiators were not specifically banned at all. The legislation has been in force even before GPS existed. You may not transmit on a frequency that you are ...

To clarify the use of illegal GPS repeaters. Although you are rebroadcasting a signal, the signal sent will be that of the GPS antenna of the repeater. Navigation is not possible from a repeated signa ...

www.instamapper.com - just been trying it, it works well.What device & OS did you run this on?
I've tried it on the iPhone and BlackBerry, and am looking at developing clients for it for MTX-65+G ...

I'm sure WAP would do, but CSD would work out horribly expensive.

and there's no law against posting pictures with registration plates on display, posting pictures of police officers, or is there anything wrong with this photo. You took it in a public place, and th ...

Er, the iPhone would already be illegal with this use in the UK - and probably most of Europe.

Being a hand held device that is something that ‘is or must be held at some point during the course of ...

http://www.prlog.org/10103066-gps-fleet-tracking-system.html

Hmmm....

www.instamapper.com - just been trying it, it works well.

Then you look at the accuracy of the information - what is the motivation for it appearing on your screen, I bet McDonalds makes it in 99/100 searches for takeaway burgers, even when the nearest is 1 ...

Whereas a service like 118 is continually updated by operators and info accessed/amended in real time.
As of course, is the POI information on the iPhone. With the SDK, a GPS can be connected too, s ...

Why do you need a 118 service if you already have all the information you need as the POI? - http://www.apple.com/uk/iphone/features/index.html#map

Which is precisely what is already done on the iPhone. Not stored on the phone, but straight from the web, so entirely dynamic.

I quite agree. what's been done on the iPhone is amazing. You locate yourself, then put in 'supermarket' or whatever you are looking for, you see all the local ones, together with addresses and phon ...

Are you sure those figures are correct simontdc?
They are from the Apple SDK presentation, which is available on the Apple site. They refer to Q4/07 sales, and have not been disputed AFAIK.

It is possible to make a WiFi GPS quite easily now, so this is an instant workaround. Using a WiFi module which has the complete server on board costs about £25, plus the GPS, and software which runs ...

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