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Vancouver, Canada (SPX) Feb 08, 2008 Rx Networks announces GPStream SUPL, a SUPL 1.0 standards-compliant client solution with extended ephemeris capability designed to reduce GPS start up times of mobile handsets and deliver a "Click'n Go" user experience even when operating outside of SUPL or wireless coverage. While the GPStream SUPL client can be licensed standalone basis and operate in full compliance with the SUPL 1.0 industry standard, it is unique in its ability to also generate its own GPS assistance data, whether from previously received SUPL assistance, actual broadcast ephemeris or from lightweight GPS constellation model data received from a remote GPStream server. When standard SUPL assistance data is not available, the GPStream SUPL client seamlessly reverts to on-board extended ephemeris assistance data, thereby maintaining the highest AGPS performance in virtually any condition without the need for any mobile network infrastructure upgrade. "GPStream SUPL provides GPS chipset and device vendors with an integrated AGPS client architecture that maintains fast GPS performance where and when mobile users need it the most -- even while roaming or beyond wireless coverage" said Guylain Roy-MacHabee, President and CEO of Rx Networks. "GPStream's integration of extended ephemeris support with SUPL 1.0 standard compliance ensures high end-user satisfaction regardless of the operating environment."
AGPS Performance
High Availability
Easy Integration
Open Architecture
Low Network Overhead Related Links GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
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