The GPS should get a signal but google maps wont work since it requires data to download map data, you will need something with offline maps or access to wifi.
Also without a cell data connection A-GPS will take a long time to acquire a signal but it will eventually, keep in mind it may not work if it doesn't have a clear view of the sky as the AGPS modules in smart phones are very low power.
The GPS should get a signal but google maps wont work since it requires data to download map data, you will need something with offline maps or access to wifi.
Also without a cell data connection A-GPS will take a long time to acquire a signal but it will eventually, keep in mind it may not work if it doesn't have a clear view of the sky as the AGPS modules in smart phones are very low power.
GPS doesn't transmit, so power is irrelevant. You may be referring to the assisted portion, which probably won't work anyways since you may not have cell service.
I'm here to say that Motorola themselves said that GPS (at least my my Droid X) will not work without data. I have turned airplane mode on, and opened GPS Status, and it will not lock on to my position. It sits and churns for minutes and minutes with no lock.
I'm here to say that Motorola themselves said that GPS (at least my my Droid X) will not work without data. I have turned airplane mode on, and opened GPS Status, and it will not lock on to my position. It sits and churns for minutes and minutes with no lock.
WiFi helps out as well, so if you did need data connecting to certain AP's should get a fix. I've turned data off and used the GPS on my D1 and TB though just fine.
