Just b/c your contract is a 3-year term doesn't mean you have to keep the same phone for that amount of time...I believe Rogers allows a hardware upgrade every 12 months.
Verizon's "Canadian" coverage shown on their map is simply coverage provided by Canadian carriers (Telus, SaskTel, Bell, etc) as roaming agreements. It's a deceiving map in that regard....and it's coverage definitely not provided by VZN.
Your hw6515 has plain old GPS, not AGPS. AGPS means that your position is partially determined with the help of the wireless network, instead of strictly US gov't satellites. I'm assuming the NATE system fires mapping info over EVDO, instead of requiring a basemap to be preloaded onto the phone/unit. Somebody correct me if I'm way out to lunch on this.
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