If a mobile device cannot be used to make phone calls, it also can't be used with GPS-enabled applications

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True - Some mobile devices do not have a GPS receiver and instead use Location Services or something with a similar name that uses crowd-sourced Wi-Fi locations to determine the approximate location of the device. This is common in mobile devices that do not have a GSM (cell phone) module. So essentially, if a mobile device cannot be used to make phone calls, it also can't be used with GPS-enabled applications.