Does NFC and GPS work accurately with this? I have had GPS problems with extended batteries.
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This battery doesn't support NFC. But it is expected to work with your GPS.
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I haven't had any problems yet. I use the gps several times a week and haven't noticed a decrease in performance or accuracy. Not sure about about NFC interference
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I'm having trouble with it now for finite GPS locating. I'm playing Ingress and after putting the case on my GPS tosses me all over the place.
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I have a S2 Plus I9105 and it has NFC in it and OTG. It depends on what Rom it has and where it was made probably. Also, I have just upgraded the phone to OS 4.2.2 and it runs great.
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Yes, for the most part. However, I've noticed that it has occasionally been off, mostly overestimating my speed and distance. My other complaint is that it takes a few minutes to locate the gps signal. It also seems that the watch functions better when fully charged.
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They aren't GPS tags- the most you could probably do is have it set to trigger an alarm if it was removed from the NFC tag
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It will work, but you can buy a stand alone GPS for under $200 that would be more suitable. You will need BeeLineGPS to get this to work. There are other programs, but I have tested it with BLGPS and it works. However, when I cache, I take either my explorist or my meridian gold.
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I have used NFC in a Note II with this battery installed sharing contacts with another Note II that had the Samsung battery. I didn't notice any issues. Using NFC phone to phone is a bit difficult to master. I put the phones back to back.Dan
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Yes the battery itself worked but the nfc doesn't. Whatever you look for make sure it had the nfc capability.
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Update: The description now says that these batteries *do* have NFC compatibility. Not sure if the ones that had already sold have NFC as well (though I haven't seen any errors with my batteries to suggest there isn't NFC).
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Hi Hasan, Dumb question, did you charge the cradle first? You can tell if it has a change by turning it to GPS and touching the button below it. If the blue lights come on you are good to go. If not, switch it to Battery and charge it for a few hours. This is not a BT device, so there is no need to search for it. You should be able to attach your touch to it, turn it to GPS, and then launch your GPS software. I had one for my 4th gen touch and it worked great with the Garmin driving software... until iOS6 came out. Once I upgraded to iOS6, it wouldn't work. I got frustrated with it, and since I was due for a new phone, I went Android with a built in GPS. I really think that iOS is the issue, as mine was great until then. But like I said, I gave up after playing with it for about 3 hours. I suggest you contact Dual if nothing else works. James
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Yes, as far as I know it works the UK on a supermarket simcard. BUT it dosn't work fully as it is an AT&T; system phone so unless you are on at&t; you wont get gps or any other items that is offered. You will get sms and ordinary phone facilitates.
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Yes it works perfectly. Keep in mind it does not have the NFC antenna like the stock battery.
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SX700 does not have GPS, it has WiFi and NFC instead. I guess the designers' idea was - if you can easily connect to your smartphone via the NFC then it would be better to use the more sophisticated GPS from your smartphone.
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I just got my phone, I was curious to see the offline gps but so far I couldn't get it to work. It always shows Germany. It wouldn't locate the current position. I tried it in open Air facing the sky.Another annoyance, or may be there is a setting or something, the keyboard works like regular old cell phones. For example to type 'C' I need to tap on the key 3 times. To type number it's 4 taps. That is completely not acceptable in a smartphone.Will do more research before deciding to return it back.
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I don't think so, but I have not tested it. there are others that are good batteries that do have working NFC. Look up Onite on amazon.
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Works with my BlackBerry Pearl 8130 but only if I set the Pearl to be "discoverable" in Bluetooth. Otherwise, it won't stay connected for more than a few seconds. I'm not sure if it's the Pearl's fault or the BT-359. Works with BlackBerry Maps and Google Maps. Very accurate--worst I've seen is it was off by a few meters.
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NFC is - by design - short distance. Though it can read "RFID" if you want long range try "active RFID" or "medium range RFID" or "long range RFID"
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I haven't tried it myself, but NFC tags (TecTiles) work just fine if you think that info might help at all.