Well for starters, I would ask you what you have the update frequency set to? I believe by default it is set to 3 hours!

 

Mine is set for 15 minute updating and it still does not recognize a different place i'm in with gps/location on. i don't understand it either.

 

manual refresh is what i do... turn on maps and let it find you then turn weather on while still in maps and see if it works?

 

Same problem here. Even worse, if I set manual location in the clock widget, my time is an hour off (i.e. the regular phone time in upper right displays correct time, but widget is an hour ahead). Secondly, setting current location in the widget shows my location in a town roughly 90 miles away, just on the eastern side of time line (EST), but displays CST (my current time).

So if I run the clock widget, I can have proper location or proper time, but not both. The weather widget displays my location, Panama City, Fl., but I have to set location manually during setup. If I use the clock/weather widget, it shows Crawfordville, Fl by default, or if I add city, then it displays my town, but clock is one hour ahead, or Daylight Savings Time detection is FUBAR, one or the other.

I have read that other HTC devices had a DST detection glitch and some have received patches. Can someone confirm whether or not this is the issue with the Incredible?

YOJOE, the reason I quoted your post, is that when I open up maps, it instantly takes me to the Crawfordville location for about a minute, then finally updates to my current location, but the widgets never follow it. I traveled to the Mobile, Al area a couple of weeks ago, and the widget (and maps) jumped all over the place. It's really becoming frustrating.

My fix has been to simply use the weather widget, manually setting my location via 'add city', and getting rid of the clock widget, only using the default clock at the top of the screen. Sucks, but that is really the only problem i am having with the phone.

 

My HTC weather widget was off by 10 degrees on my current location (manually refreshing). I ditched it for Weather Channel widget. Ugly, but accurate.

 

I had the same problem. You do not need GPS turned on for location based apps and services to work properly. My weather widget would tell me no data found. Google Earth would take me to South Korea as well as am app called Places Directory. Turn on GPS and wait a minute and it would find me all except for the weather widget. I seemed to have these issues after I downloaded a weather app. Not sure which one. After trying to fix it for days I finally resorted to a factory reset. Painless and yes you can download your paids apps again for NC. Plain weird.

 

Thanks for the tip, but it did not work for me. Same exact problem exists.