We know it's an ATT issue, but why windows phone or Lumia cannot figure out it's not in Glen Echo? They put a GPS chip in it and I think after sometime the phone should be able to figure out its location. iPhone doesn't have this problem.
My question is - since they have a GPS chip in the phone, they should be able to figure out the right location even when ATT is wrongIt's AT&T. Some Androids on AT&T have had the same issue (not Glen Echo, but another incorrect location). http://forums.androidcentral.com/t-atrix-2/152404-accuweather-default-wrong-city-please-help.html
Wow I thought it was a Weather Flow app issue. My 900 never had this problem BTW.
I had my 900 show that I was in Akron, OH even when I was in Cleveland, OH one time probably around May 2012. It was an AT&T bug.No idea if it only happens recently. My old Focus S never had this issue either. It's very annoying