iPod Touch cannot get map location.
The iPod Touch can only receive map coordinates when it is connected to a WiFi wireless network such as a hotspot at a coffee house or home, work etc.
Also, it is very possible that you cannot get map coordinates when you are at a hotspot for two reasons:
1. Google does not know the location of the router at the hotspot.
2. The accuracy is out of range (higher than 350 meters). 'Say it & Mail it' will not use a location unless the accuracy is 350 meters or less. (The iPod Touch will always have this problem because it is not connected to a cellular network like the iPhone is.)
NOTE: The iPod Touch remembers the last location where it was able to find map coordinates. If it cannot find the current coordinates, it will display the last map instead of the current one. Since that could be miles away from your current location, you should look at the map carefully to make sure the location is correct before sending your email. 'Say it & Mail it' has no control over this. It uses the coordinates and accuracy that the iPod Touch reports. The iPhone does not have this problem. 'Say it & Mail it' version 1.2 or later will prevent the old location from being displayed or used.
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