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Samsung Omnia i900 - GPS

The GPS software provided in Samsung Omnia in Singapore is from Agis (http://www.asiagis.com.sg). I have another of it in a dedicated GPS as well. While well known places are easily located, less familiar places are not. Yesterday, I went to Eunos Avenue 7, and when I made a wrong turn at Avenue 5, it took the Omnia quite a bit of time to recompute. I was not impressed. I am not sure whether it is the phone or the software.

Nevertheless, having a GPS inside the phone is a great help, as I had just loaned my dedicated GPS to a friend who went with his family to Melaka. Compared to my GPS purchased from Innovasia; the Omnia takes a long time to get the GPS signal. This is rather unfortunate. I am not sure on the reasons at this point.

Will a GPS make one lazy not to use his brain? This is a question that readers can comment.

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