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Samsung Captivate GPS OTA Bug Fix Now Available

The Samsung Galaxy S class smartphone for AT&T, the Samsung Captivate has been having some GPS performance issues in the past; however it now appears that a bug fix for the Samsung Captivate is on its way.

In fact according to an article over on the Boy Genius Report, by Andrew Munchbach, Samsung and AT&T have now announced the availability of the Samsung Captivate GPS bug fix as an over the air update and will improve performance of the GPS.

Here’s what Samsung and AT&T jointly announced… “An update to improve the Samsung Captivate’s GPS performance is now available. Captivate customers will receive a notification on their device that an update is available and will simply need to download the file to update their phone. The updates will be pushed to customers’ devices over the next few weeks.

The update for the Captivate will also improve additional device functions, such as media scanning time, add the full version of QuickOffice and address Microsoft Exchange 2003 policy support.”

So it would appear that Sammy and the Big Blue have now resolved the GSP issue on the Samsung Captivate, so when it finally hits your device feel free to let us know if it does indeed resolve the problems or not.

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3 thoughts on “Samsung Captivate GPS OTA Bug Fix Now Available”

  1. Giacomo Fiorin says:

    The same: Samsung claims that GPS is entirely AT&T responsibility because they sell AT&T Navigator, but that's a navigation program. GPS should work alone, but Samsung doesn't take responsibility and refers customers to AT&T nonetheless, while AT&T refers to Samsung for anything other than AT&T navigator.

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