UPDATE: Bell dismisses claims it’s throttling GPS signals
News | September 29, 2008
Google Maps and other third-party navigation services will be forced to pay money to Bell Canada to get access to enhanced satellite tracking signals, called assisted GPS (AGPS), if they want to provide accurate mapping services.
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