Apparently, the sun is possibly entering a more active phase after a long lull in activity. The resultant increase in solar flares could mean serious problems for satellite communications - and GPS.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8494225.stm
So, stand by for millions of disgruntled GPS users returning their "defective" products and class action law suits (in the US, of course) over warranty claims that make no mention of solar variability on reliability of service.
Oh, and Prat Nav users getting lost 50 metres from home.
Me, I'm sticking with my totally 100% recyclable, battery free, satellite ignoring, handily pocket sized paper maps. Not sure about totally waterproof and the update time could be a little better.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8494225.stm
So, stand by for millions of disgruntled GPS users returning their "defective" products and class action law suits (in the US, of course) over warranty claims that make no mention of solar variability on reliability of service.
Oh, and Prat Nav users getting lost 50 metres from home.
Me, I'm sticking with my totally 100% recyclable, battery free, satellite ignoring, handily pocket sized paper maps. Not sure about totally waterproof and the update time could be a little better.
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