Satellite navigation specialist TomTom has responded to a number of reports around malfunctioning products stating a leap year bug is to blame for the issues suffered by users.
Affecting a number of as yet unspecified models, the infamous Sat Nav maker has suggested that a series of code which features in the GPS utilising products was continuing to cause a limited number of models to be unable to acquire a location.
With the issues first brought to light on March 31st, Netherlands based TomTomas blamed a leap year bug for the problems that sees users presented with nothing more than a grey screen a message stating that the device is lacking a GPS connection.
Revealing that it is working on a long-term fix to amend the on-going issues, the Garmin riva l has informed users that resetting their devices by holding down the on/off switch for 20 second will, in rudimentary fashion, provide a temporary solution.
Speaking with the BBC, TomTom has announced that it will "update customers on which models are affected as soon as we know more".
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Via: BBC
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