Real time GPS location based team capture-the-flag(s) on global scale. Ingress is the first Android mobile game addictive enough to make me say ok Google and anyone playing this can track my location any time I play. For the last year I have played it every day that I could get a network connection, going to places I wouldn't normally have gone, including walking in the dark in two feet of snow when it has been 20 degrees below freezing to get to a strategically located portal. Don't start playing. But if you do... Make sure you join the Enlightened.:)
I read somewhere on an ESA web site that the EGNOS and WAAS signals were compatible, so a GPS receiver that uses WAAS in the U.S could use EGNOS signals when in Europe?
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Real time GPS location based team capture-the-flag(s) on global scale. Ingress is the first Android mobile game addictive enough to make me say ok Google and anyone playing this can track my location any time I play. For the last year I have played it every day that I could get a network connection, going to places I wouldn't normally have gone, including walking in the dark in two feet of snow when it has been 20 degrees below freezing to get to a strategically located portal. Don't start playing. But if you do... Make sure you join the Enlightened. :)
I read somewhere on an ESA web site that the EGNOS and WAAS signals were compatible, so a GPS receiver that uses WAAS in the U.S could use EGNOS signals when in Europe?