[HTC Inspire 4G] danielvelez:
Thanks for the answer but actually I don't have an accuracy problem. The problem has to do with the clock (time) not coordinates.

Somehow, even when I get possition somehow accurated, and I can drive with gps software or look at maps, the gps time (that's supposed to be accurated as an atomic clock) is showing as the internal clock (that's not accurated and can be badly set).

Even when to get an accurated position with a gps you will need to read the sat time (atomic clocks) somehow the cellphone is ignoring the gps time info, even using applications to read and display the gps time.

This is only important for trackloggers that needs precision on the time (I.E. Hang gliding or paragliding races).

Also if you want to coordinate something between a lot of people (Like a marathon universal clock, or like a flash mob) the gps clock would be exact almost to the second, between all the android phones (giving processor lag)

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Hello biglittlegato. Seems like you're the only one that have actually noticed the problem. Still I did not understood if the Redemption build was working as supposed to (showing real gps time instead of internal time).

Remember that in order to run the tests, you must turn off the automatic clock settings, or network clock settings, so you don't "cheat".

I use a real gps unit to read the gps time, then a Samsung galaxy tab using gpstime application, that shows exactly the same, and then Clocksync that uses network access to an atomic clock, to compare the internal clock with one on the network.

The Clocksync will show almost (maybe 1 sec lag) the same time as the samsung galaxy tab and the external gps (garmin gecco) that shows the gps clock time. My inspire, as stated before, can be tweaked to show a different time. Strange thing is that there's always a lag between the GPS Time and the Device time, even if i updated.

It's like the gps time is being read from the device after some operations are made.

So your recomendation is for me to try Redemption build to see if it fixes the issue?

---------- Post added at 05:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:54 PM ----------

Hello biglittlegato. Seems like you're the only one that have actually noticed the problem. Still I did not understood if the Redemption build was working as supposed to (showing real gps time instead of internal time).

Remember that in order to run the tests, you must turn off the automatic clock settings, or network clock settings, so you don't "cheat".

I use a real gps unit to read the gps time, then a Samsung galaxy tab using gpstime application, that shows exactly the same, and then Clocksync that uses network access to an atomic clock, to compare the internal clock with one on the network.

The Clocksync will show almost (maybe 1 sec lag) the same time as the samsung galaxy tab and the external gps (garmin gecco) that shows the gps clock time. My inspire, as stated before, can be tweaked to show a different time. Strange thing is that there's always a lag between the GPS Time and the Device time, even if i updated.

It's like the gps time is being read from the device after some operations are made.

So your recomendation is for me to try Redemption build to see if it fixes the issue?