With a 3G GPS device (i.e. iPad 3G) is there a way to know if a reported CLLocation
is based on a GPS signal, and not the inaccurate cellular data?
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The CLLocation class has a method called -horizontalAccuracy:. This will give you some idea of the radius of accuracy of that measurement. This is probably better than asking just "is it GPS" because GPS readings can also be pretty inaccurate, depending on receiving conditions and satellite visibility.