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Hi,

Are there any bluetooth GPS receivers that keep on outputting correct navigation data even when in tunnels, under roofs etc like car-mounted systems or the Tomtom 920?

Cheers,
Matt

If you bought it from a European outfit the law gives you a statutory two years 'guarantee' period under EU law: http://tinyurl.com/7cjsj

Additionally, if you bought it using a credit card the issu ...

I remember having to leave my 203 on for a good while, I don't think it was as much as 4 hours but maybe 45 - 60 minutes the first time. It kept reporting a location in the far east until it had locke ...

I wonder when they will separate out the application from the maps, a bit like Mapopolis. Why not make the application with some very basic maps free, or available at a low cost and then charge for up ...

Overall TTS is just not yet there - you can't really understand what the robotic voice is trying to say, especially when it tries to pronounce foreign street names.
Actually, the pSpeak engine as us ...

I suspect the lack of postcodes is more to do with the size increase to the map data than any licensing problems. Take for instance Infomap Navigator, they have a full maps of Europe including million ...

Not convinced about the limping argument that "nobody slows down thanks to speed cameras and the government just makes money of them".

I avoid speeding while driving and therefore don't get caught ...

If people feel so strongly that the speed limits are wrong or that they are not signposted clearly, why do you rather go and spend hundreds of pounds on (sometimes) ineffective detectors, diffusers an ...

Just a tiny little minute detail missing.... The Thames!!!

Actually it is there but it's colour coded as general background area so it doesn't really show up as a stretch of water. Mapopolis have ...

After the extended trial phase it now looks like Mapopolis have released the final version 4 European maps. I'm for one going to download a few to check out how accurate my local area has turned out. ...

The first PocketPC software to integrate with something like Livewire and include it with a map subscription which gives you regularly update maps like every 2-3 months will be on to a winner! Hmm... ...

(apart from RDS radios for cars, that is)

Would be very cool if you could have a TMC or Trafficmaster receiver for your PocketPC which caused your navigation software to re-route you automatically. ...

Lutz,

Thanks for the pointer, I've downloaded the Audrey voices from their support forum and will take in for a test drive over the weekend. It does look very sleek and I think I will definitely b ...

Hi,

Thanks for a very detailed review. It made me go and download the application (which is free) and some of the UK demo maps available on the www.mapopolis.com website. The latest version of th ...

If anyone is looking to connect their GPS to an iPaq (and possibly other Pocket PCs?) that lack a serial port like the 1910 I can thoroughly recommend this converter. Easy and cheap to build or you c ...

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