2014-02-07, 01:32
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2014-04-23, 19:58
Hello,
the pin also broke on my phone...did you manage to repair yours?
If yes - could you be so kind and post a picture (and or description) on how you did it?
Cheers!
the pin also broke on my phone...did you manage to repair yours?
If yes - could you be so kind and post a picture (and or description) on how you did it?
Cheers!
2014-04-24, 03:16
A very simple test I did may hint that the gps and nfc receiver are NOT related.
Take your phone outdoors, run gps test, or ygps or whatever gps app you have that can show signal strength and number of satellites.
To make sure the phone is not remembering from the last lock, do a cold reboot. Take off the back of the phone (thus disconnecting the nfc antenna). Test again.
With my phone, I couldn't see a significant difference.
Take your phone outdoors, run gps test, or ygps or whatever gps app you have that can show signal strength and number of satellites.
To make sure the phone is not remembering from the last lock, do a cold reboot. Take off the back of the phone (thus disconnecting the nfc antenna). Test again.
With my phone, I couldn't see a significant difference.
2014-04-24, 04:17
yes,because they are not conected
2014-04-24, 17:19
(2014-04-24, 04:17)prilepa_mg Wrote: [ -> ]yes,because they are not conected
Only the NFC antenna is mounted in the removable battery cover. GPS antenne is on right top corner, seen from rear.
My NFC pin is also broken, still have good GPS reception on V1.0.4.
There are many threads in this forum how to improove GPS, but none seem to work properly.
2014-04-27, 13:47
there is a real fix.if you search in the forum.I have some pics with my method that really works.its tested for 2 months now
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