In article <6tj5fjFb65vtU1@mid.individual.net>,
Tim Downie <timdownie2003@obvious.yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>Gordon Henderson wrote:
>> In article <6tirceFb4qdvU1@mid.individual.net>,
>> Tim Downie <timdownie2003@obvious.yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>>> Google maps on my wife's Nokia E65 always starts by showing a map
>>> based around her approximate location (based on cell data I guess).
>>> At any time she can refresh the map by pressing zero.
>>>
>>> This doesn't work on my LG KP500, it only ever starts centred on
>>> London and pressing zero has no effect. Am I missing something in
>>> the control or setup of Google maps or is this just something I'll
>>> just have to live with?
>>
>> Mine (Nokia E90) always starts where I left it.
>
>Actually I suspect my wife's does too but she can get it to show her current
>location just by pressing zero.

That works for me too - once it has a data connection, which is sometimes
a PITA as it "remembers" the last connection it used, rather than always
asking, so if I'm home on Wi-Fi, it uses that, then when out and about,
it tried to use Wi-Fi again to connect, and then exists when it fails,
or it's OK if I change the connection type before it tries to get data.

Gordon