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<a href="http://www.gsminfo.eu/spyphone-iphone/iphone4-server-edition-1-year.html" rel="ugc">http://www.gsminfo.eu/spyphone-iphone/iphone4-server-edition-1-year.html</a>
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Check here:

http://www.gsminfo.eu/spyphone-iphone/iphone4-server-edition-1-year.html [http://www.gsminfo.eu/spyphone-iphone/iphone4-server-edition-1-year.html]

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Thanks but looks expensive (I know not your problem) and needs to &quot;break&quot; the phone. Is there anyhing more mainstream or if not how would we go about developing it ? 
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Thanks but looks expensive (I know not your problem) and needs to "break" the phone. Is there anyhing more mainstream or if not how would we go about developing it ?

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Does anyone know of an existing app which can send current GPS lat/long to a configurable web service ? If not, how do we do this ?
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Does anyone know of an existing app which can send current GPS lat/long to a configurable web service ? If not, how do we do this ?

iPhone4 GPS GPRS

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