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Mapping software has been available for cell phones, laptops, and pdas for years. When Rand McNally, DeLorme and other...
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As noted a couple of days ago, the Alltel Touch got a new ROM update that added EvDO Rev....
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Within the same month that I bought my first PDA that had Bluetooth (BT), I bought my first BT...
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When we heard that the Mogul updated was coming, we were excited. When we heard that the Mogul update...
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Although the Official download site isn't showing the new update, HTC has posted the long-awaited update to the Sprint...
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I am not one to take rumors of ROM updates very seriously as you can see from my last thread...
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Continuing my newbie trek into the world of GPS, first I reviewed some hardware for the Treo 7xx series...
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In my line of work I am on the road a lot. I will often times fly into cities...
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With discussions and speculation about what features the new Treo 800w will have, the convoluted and very confusing issue...
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Take a look above, folks, it's the ROM update for the Mogul we've all been waiting for. Well, almost....
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Well it looks like the Verizon Touch that surfaced last Friday is coming a might bit quicker than we...
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We earlier mentioned the “must-install” app for the BlackJack, the hack to assign GPS to COM4. There was another...
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You've probably noticed a new entry in the recent weeks into the bluetooth GPS world, the Freedom Keychain GPS...
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Listen up, Mogul owners: we have some happy news to report, following up on some previous noodling and speculation...
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When we had our hands-on with the BlackJack II a month ago, the AT&T reps at CTIA weren't exactly...
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So assuming this is not more misinformation or technological confusion, this appears to be the first (some-what) official acknowledgement by Sprint, which is quite significant and it jives well with other information.
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It is now being rumored from DaSuper, a Sprint employee, over at The Buzz that Sprint will be releasing it’s first major ROM upgrade for the Mogul this month that will hopefully address the serious BT issues that have plagued the Mogul since it’s release. There is a lot of hope this will be fixed (if the ROM is truly released) as the Alltel homegrown port of their ROM version of the their PPC-6800 seems to fix all the BT issues all of us Mogul users face every day.
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Specifications First let’s throw some specs out there: SiRF III chipset, 12 channels (up to 20) Communicates via BT SDIO interface Micro-SD card slot (up to 2gb; not included) Weight: 15g Cold start up time: 40 s (average) Power consumption: 70 to 90mA No drivers needed Blue LED for signal status Regarding the chipset, SiRF III, for the uninitiated, is one of the latest GPS technologies on the market.... BT status LED Auto-shut off Cons SD interface is outdated for new WM devices Requires micro-SD card Directions are a vague/archaic Links of Interest: SDG-812 Manual: http://www.spectec.com.tw/download/812-user-guide.mht Turbo GPS (free GPS app): http://www.turboirc.com/ppc/ Tracky Pro (costly but very fun GPS app!): http://www.trackthisout.com Registry Edit to get 38400 Baud Rate to appear in WM5: HKEYLOCALMACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Drivers\Control Panel Configured Device Under the DWORD Value “Baud”, change DWORD Data to 38400.
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Pardon my rant: I joined in the crowd talking about the FCC approval of the ho-hum HTC Iris because it’s out there in the blogosphere and we here at WMExperts are super hip with the blogosphere, natch. I’m seeing it reported that the Iris has GPS.
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A story is making the rounds that Google Maps Mobile now supports GPS. Perhaps I'm missing something, but I've been using GPS in conjunction with Google Maps Mobile on my Windows Mobile devices for awhile now. Since February. Heck, I even posted a Valentine's Day Video detailing how to set up Google Maps with a Bluetooth GPS puck.
So congrats to you, Blackberry 8800, for getting GPS support in Google Maps Mobile. It's almost like your OS offers quality 3rd party app support and development. Almost.
> *Google's mobile maps software will now use the GPS capability of many newer handsets (with GPS carrier support) to pinpoint your location and make directions and navigation just that much nicer.*
Read: Google maps for mobile gets GPS - Engadget Mobile
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Dang, the headline say sit all. Somehow a company called Blue Sky Positioning has managed to fit a GPS receiver, At the SIMposium in Berlin, Blue Sky Positioning announced it has developed a complete GPS system, including the antenna, which physically fits in, and works from within, a mobile phone SIM slot.
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Infosyncworld, among others, noticed that GPS, er, *sucked* in December - and posted that it was due to a solar flare. My own local paper elaborates with a story from the AP detailing how we can expect more of this excitement in the future:
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It’s Symbian-only right now, but I have an extremely difficult time believing a similar app couldn’t be written for Windows Mobile: It requires just two dedicated keys on the mobile phone - one which, when pressed, tells the user their exact location including the house or building number and the other one alerts the call centre that the person needs assistance with navigation. The next stage, the call from the call center, involved being given step by step directions from a human being in real time.
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If your WM Phone has GPS on it, this little app can run in the background and listen for a certain SMS message - the one you send it asking where the heck it is - to which it auto replies with GPS coordinates. They recommend using it for lost or stolen phones, but I MobileJustice is a freeware anti theft application for Windows Mobile 5.0 based devices that allows you to monitor and search your mobile phone via GPS coordinates.The application consists of four modules:1.
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As promised, here's a quick video walkthough showing you how to set up a Bluetooth GPS "puck" on Windows Mobile. Credit goes to Microsoft, specifically the Windows Mobile Team Blog.
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