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That's very interesting. I'm currently using 3.01 on my 2210. After working fine for two weeks, I got a couple of bluetooth dropouts today - the connection seems to be there, but the GPS position and ...

Well, after having no-lockups, it's now happened to me. Twice, on the M25 coming back from Kent. In both instances, the display changed from miles-to-next-intersection to miles-per-hour, without my i ...

Thanks for the information, I have a couple of questions:

Are you using the TomTom BT GPS? Yes
Did you try TTN3 with the original 2210 ROM? No
Did you run TTN2 prior to TTN3? No

(OK, so that' ...

I've now been using TTN3 for just over the week including a couple of 40m each-way trips into sussex. So far their has only been one failure, where my position stopped being updated. TTN3 was otherw ...

I'm slowly getting to grips with my new iPAQ 2210, and from posts in this forum am aware of the issue with the TomTom software hogging the bluetooth com port.

In addition to GPS I'd like to use my ...

:Reads News: I don't think we are in March anymore Confused

I also found this compatibility table at Clove http://www.clove.co.uk/index/gpsguide.asp

However, it is a bit suspect as CoPilot CF won't work as the e400 doesn't have a Compact Flash slot. Lookin ...

Whoops: That should be www.globalpositioningsystems.co.uk & www.widget.co.uk Embarassed

It should be possible, although the lack of bluetooth & a single SD expansion slot will limit you to using a serial 'mouse' type gps, as the SD slot will need to be used for a 128MB (or larger) SD car ...

The instructions for 3.01 require 3.00 to be installed first. I have 2210 (ROM 1.1) TTN3.01 and have no problems so far (apart from SD card issues). I haven't tried installing any programs after TTN ...

You asked for it you will get it.

Thats al very well for those of you living in England. What about those of us living in the US. Are you guys wever going to get out to New York or San Fransisco? ...

I made the mistake of buying a San Disk card, which while working, is very slow on the address search. I noted at the GPS meet last sunday that other people's lookups were much faster than mine.

I ...

Thanks to Dave, Darren & Mike for demonstrating copious amounts of GPS Gear. I particularly enjoyed the Memory-map demo.

Special thanks to Dan for the CoPilot Demo. In particular, the speed of ro ...

A bit of digging round the internet has turned up three different levels of GPRS implementation:

A devices are capable of simultaneous voice and data transmission
B devices support one type at a ...

The Car Kit is definitely separate, although some dealers are including it in the bundle. I found that a dead givaway was that if the bundle wasn't tailored to a specific PDA, there almost certainly ...

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