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I have an SE phone with GPS and reasonable (great for phone) camera. The only problem I find is that from opening the lens cover (which turns on the GPS) to taking the photo, most of the time the GPS ...

You could try GPS Mid - open source Jave app that uses open street map. Not as good as commercial but may do the job. Check out the web site www.getjar.com

If you only use it occationally, there a ...

Skiing is too fast with abrut changes in direction for most consumer GPS to track accurately. Good enough to know what runs you have done, but things like speeds etc won't be accurate.

GPS altitud ...

My expriaence ist hat Open source maps are not yet as good as commercial - they do the job, provided you are in a reasonably populated area.
Software for Open Spurce maps is becoming avalible - GPS ...

No need to have all the sites operating, just need people not to know which ones they are. You could just take the risk and speed past one.....feeling lucky today?

Reminds me from the scene in the ...

Unfortuately no. People have tried in the past, and may have even succeeded, I have not heard though.

You can always load other GPS software onto the PIN. It's just a Pcoket PC. That would give yo ...

Have you considered using a cell phone and some tracking software. Theres lots of options, and I bet you carry a phone with you anyway. Only issue I know of is the battery life with GPS on is low due ...

I don't know that model of Navman, however it is possible it is the Speed Alert function telling you that you are speeding. maybe you have set it without knowing.

If the avergae is 10000 miles / year, that means that 2.5% of the time the average person is driving they are "lost". That means that the average person is lost for about 1 week of the year. I wonder ...

It would be surprising if they didn't base this decision on some kind of actuarial evidence to back it up (as opposed to general research).

Thats jumping (to a rather large?) assumption that the ma ...

Seriously consider a phone with GPS. I have a Sony Ericson C702, which is IPx4 (Splashproof) rated. It will do exactly what you want out of the box, as will any GPS enabled SE phone. I have no experia ...

Dozens of free apps exist on getjar.com. Theres a couple of good and free mapping apps that I would recommend - trekbuddy for topo work and gpsmid for openstreet map maps. Getjar.com also has iPhone a ...

It would be wrong assuming that the main battery is the only source of power for the GPS memory (and other) backup. All it needs is a tiny supercap to keep the memory good for months. Many devices use ...

Commercial considerations are that Safety concerns don't sell more Satnavs, and may sell less, so the manufacturers are not prepared to spend money finding out the truth. No enough people are dying a ...

My understanding is that the Maps on the SD card are locked to the SD card serial number, so no unlock codes are needed, just stick in in and go. It is entirely possible that once the SD is inserted ...

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