parkschr Android Enthusiast Aug 26, 2010 #1 Does Google Sky Map need to have the GPS on to accurately display where the stars are? I noticed yesterday I did not have GPS on and when I held the phone up, the stars were not lining up with what the phone was showing on the screen.
Does Google Sky Map need to have the GPS on to accurately display where the stars are? I noticed yesterday I did not have GPS on and when I held the phone up, the stars were not lining up with what the phone was showing on the screen.
HauntedHallows Well-Known Member Aug 26, 2010 #2 If i could have only seen you during your confusion!!!!!
parkschr Android Enthusiast Aug 26, 2010 #3 HauntedHallows said: If i could have only seen you during your confusion!!!!! Click to expand... Trust me, I am always confused and a mess!
HauntedHallows said: If i could have only seen you during your confusion!!!!! Click to expand... Trust me, I am always confused and a mess!
J jontayler Newbie Aug 27, 2010 #4 Hi - it shouldn't need GPS. If your phone has a network connection then it should be able to deduce your location accurately enough from that. John
Hi - it shouldn't need GPS. If your phone has a network connection then it should be able to deduce your location accurately enough from that. John