Galileo is a state of the art navigation system with unique features not found in any other system.
Operational since 2016, it’s designed to offer free of charge commercial, mass market, governmental and search and rescue services. Read more…
Galileo is a state of the art navigation system with unique features not found in any other system.
Operational since 2016, it’s designed to offer free of charge commercial, mass market, governmental and search and rescue services. Read more…
Galileo could improve your phone’s location accuracy up to 100 times. Here’s how to find out if you can use it and what it can do.
Like other systems, Galileo is integrated at the chipset level. So, to benefit from its location services, your phone has to be manufactured with a Galileo-enabled chipset.
Nowadays, companies that account for 95% of the global supply of smartphone chipsets are in contact with the Galileo team. This means a vast majority of the new-generation of phones such as Apple’s iPhone X, Samsung’s S8, Huawei’s Mate 10 and Google’s Pixel 2 are all Galileo-enabled. Read more…