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My wife and I just switched from Android phones to Windows 8 phones. We were using Google Latitude to see one another's locations. We both have long commutes and want to make sure we're ok without calling all the time.
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Is there a similar app or functionality for WP8? Hoping it works better than Latitude. Tried gMaps but that's even worse. We also tried FourSquare, but I'm not sure if that's going to do it or not. Checkin locations seem wrong or slow to update. Aren't there apps specifically made for this? I know I can check my own phones location by going to windowsphone.
Can't see any apps. I think there's a security restriction in the OS that only allows you to find your own phone. I used to use Glympse on Iphone and Android, and it worked really good.
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I know they have a version for windows phone 7 but I have no idea if it works for windows 8 yet. Looks like it's available for WP8. You'd figure by now they would have this down pat. But no we have to tell them what to do. They should already have this as an OS integration. We have drones roaming the skies, but no simple share my GPS location settings with so and so! We must be heading back to the dark ages.
IOS 6 is dead on the money for us though. Just wish I could use find my friends on my 8x.
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Not so much for finding friends, but I used it for breadcrumbs on trips. Well, I have Verizon. I see some apps that seem to imply they do it.
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Reviews for them all are mixed, so I'm trying to find a good one. For instance, there is WiseFinder, which says it updates the phone's position, but only when you login, but it says it can do it in the background, but that requires "Mango". Which I don't know if it works on my phone. Also, it apparently uses just GPS, which consumes more battery, instead of wifi hotspots to get the position. I'd think an app like this would be pretty basic in the app lineup. Originally Posted by Raduc Just to followup, I tried Glympse and several other apps and nothing works like Google Latitude.
They all need the user to manually set their location. If this is an intentional security restriction setup by MS, then I disagree with their approach, since the user of the phone knows and has full control over whether to turn it on. When I'm late for work or diverted I'd like my wife to be able to check on where I am and vice versa.
Generally if you are not from science background, … Read More. Naviagation on that site is completely bonkers. The time now is Cell Phone Tracker Lite 1 MB — if you are a loving person and love to prank with your friends then this app will really help you out in all that stuff. I used to use Glympse on Iphone and Android, and it worked really good. There are a couple of good reasons you might want to tracing a mobile phone location. A stupid thing to have to do, but thought it may help.
I hope MS corrects this problem. I thought latitude was one of the coolest things when it first came out. Then my buddies and I realized we didn't want each other to know where we were all the time: Why not use gmaps pro, it has a latitude login.
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Originally Posted by mpovolo. As well, whether it'll be just a Windows Phone app, or whether it'll tie into the desktop, laptop, or tablet versions of the Windows operating system in some capacity.
It would be great to be able to let your friends know that you're likely at home working or on-the-go at your favorite coffee shop depending on how accurate the location-sensing gets when one is on a given Wi-Fi network. And, of course, you'll have no idea where your friends are if they're iOS or Android users and vice versa. David Murphy got his first real taste of technology journalism when he arrived at PC Magazine as an intern in A three-month gig turned to six months, six months turned to occasional freelance assignments, and he later rejoined his tech-loving, mostly New York-based friends as one of PCMag.
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