no app does that. Its not leagal yet... its a breach of peoples privacy... but it is doable
it is legal now... i never knew it wasnt :P but the app is called "family map" and it lets you track other iPhone users that are on the same plan. i don't think it is legal to actually track where random people with the iPhone are...through YOUR iPhone. But family is trackable. :) i believer its a $5 app, and that's how much you would have to pay a month. but it's pretty cool 8)
Yes, Aruba virtual maps are available for iPhone users. One source is the third-party applications through Apple's App Store. Recent iPhones [iPhone 3G and 3GS] support A-GPS [assisted GPS].
iPhone 1st generation does not have built in GPS, but iPhone 3g has a built in GPS module. However, when GPS is not available, iPhone 3g will also use cell towers to triangulate your approximate location.
One of the best GPS apps for the iPhone 5 is the TomTom GPS app.
Blackberry Curve 8520 do not have GPS. It is not supported on the phone.
The iPhone has both SMS (for texting) and GPS (for mapping).
The Iphone 4s has a lot of great features for its users. Some of the features this phone has includes: DLNA, GPS navigation, HD playback and a microphone
You can get an application for the IPhone that will let it work nearly as well as a GPS.
Google My Tracks is a great free app available to Android users. National Geographic also have a free app available for iPhone users. There are also some paid apps such as MotionX which is available for iPhone on the App Store.
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every iphone has GPs and i think black berries have gps aswell
Currently Gps car users are 100m and they are expected to reach 370m by 2015.
No The iphone does not have conventional GPS. However it does use cell signal to approximate location. This service is free as long as you have the iphone data package.