As a precaution, Nextel said it has temporarily disabled the transmission of the A-GPS information. But 911 calls will still be accompanied by less accurate location information by using the nearest cell site. "Nextel's 911 service continues to be available throughout the country," the two companies said in a joint statement. Motorola and Nextel said there have been no instances of problems involving 911 calls, and no examples could be found in cell phone chat rooms such as Howard Forums. The problem seems to be limited to just cell phones and not other GPS technologies such as handheld navigation aids and package-tracking services.

Problem affects satellite-tracking features love hand gesture iphone case on possibly hundreds of thousands of Motorola phones, Some believe culprit is a Y2K-like bug, Nextel Communications and Motorola said they are aware of what they describe as a "software issue" that affects the assisted global positioning satellite location services inside possibly hundreds of thousands of Motorola phones, A-GPS (Assisted Global Positioning System), as it's known, determines a location using a combination of software on the phone and information from satellites and the cell phone network..

One of many concerns is how the bug will affect 911 calls. Emergency calls from cell phones must be accompanied by the phone's location, which network operators determine using a number of means. Because the A-GPS fails to boot up, any features that rely on the phone's location, including some emergency calls, Nextel's fleet locating service or its real-time weather updates, are affected to various degrees. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, The suit was filed in the U.S, District Court of New Jersey, where Radware's U.S, headquarters are located, Radware is seeking an undisclosed amount of monetary damages as well as permanent injunctive relief, "Since inception, Radware has been focused on investment in (research and development) and has continued to demonstrate its love hand gesture iphone case leadership and innovation in the application-switching space," Roy Zisapel, CEO of Radware, said in a statement."Unfortunately, we learned that in order to protect our intellectual property and our investment in R&D, we must, in certain cases, resort to legal action."..

F5 Networks said it has not yet received the complaint and declined to comment further. This isn't the first legal wrangling between the two companies. In March, F5 filed suit against Radware and two other companies--NetScaler and Array Networks--for infringing on one of its patents. F5's patent covers a technology called "cookie persistence." Cookies are files stored on desktop computers from Web sites that have been visited. F5's technology allows traffic management devices to reunite a computer with a particular server, if the user returns to that site. This feature is often used on e-commerce sites. It allows customers to leave the site and return to the same shopping cart.