iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max owners should be aware that the iOS 16.1 beta is preventing the GPS from working properly on the devices for many users. Anyone who relies on location tracking ...

Are you a curious explorer eager to venture beyond your physical location without leaving the comfort of your home? Or perhaps you're an enthusiastic Pokémon Go player in search of Pokemon Fake GPS to ...

I have the opportunity to purchase a new phone and have a choice of practically anything. I currently have an ancient Android phone that I've been pretty happy with. I use my phone for GPS a lot, and ...

This GPS spoofing post is presented by iToolab. A typical reason people want to “spoof,” or fake, a GPS location shown on a device is to play location-based augmented-reality games like Pokémon Go — ...

An issue preventing the GPS from working properly on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max for many users on the first iOS 16.1 beta has been fixed in the second beta. Updating to the latest beta ...

In case you missed some reports, Apple is set to release its iOS 17 update this fall, bringing a slew of exciting new features to its dedicated user base. Along with these changes, the tech giant is ...

Many applications, games, and services use your GPS location; however, sometimes, you might prefer to protect your privacy or stay in the comfort of your own home while collecting treasures, capturing ...

Apps like iLocationChanger make it easier to fake a GPS location on your phone to any place in the world. In a world where location-based apps dominate our daily lives, having control over your GPS ...

I recently upgraded from an old iPhone 7+ to a XS Max, and after a lot of cursing and confusion I've discovered that GPS in the new phone is completely flummoxed by my magnetic mount in my car (an ...

Apple Watch has had its own GPS since the Series 2 arrived six years ago. However, the watch has also relied on the iPhone’s GPS when possible. That changes with the latest round of Apple Watch models ...

Former CNET editor Dong Ngo has been involved with technology since 2000, starting with testing gadgets and writing code for CNET Labs' benchmarks. He managed CNET's San Francisco Labs, reviews 3D ...