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How long does the phones charge last by the time it is used as a gps device?
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Posted: 2006-03-24 22:37:10
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mobytrack pro new version is looking very good!
you can use maps direclty imported from google maps
http://www.unteh.com/forum/vi[....]c057973bfc4a9b70990dfe49e78bc5
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Posted: 2006-05-16 22:54:21
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Can Nav4all display co-ordinates in British Ordnance Survey (OS) Grid references?
I can't find a setting to change it.
Does any other GPS Software for the K750 display OS grid references?
Many thanks.
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Posted: 2006-06-26 13:02:09
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have you guys tried nav4all yet?
it doesnt require that you store any maps - BUT - this means that you have to use gprs to download the maps on the fly - ive been using it with my w810 and its works pretty well (aside from the fact that its still in beta and not all of the features are up and running)
i use it pretty much as a navigation device - you activate the app and it automatically finds you on a map - all you need to do is tell it where you want to go and it works just like a normal in-car gps device...
best part about it - its FREE!
www.nav4all.com
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Posted: 2006-06-26 16:26:46
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nav4all is old news
check this out
http://www.getjar.com/products/6053/TrekBuddy
its free, and allows loanding maps offline, from the memory stick
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Posted: 2006-08-29 11:52:41
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I found odGPS. It looks fairly complete and seems to work with my Kirro BT-308 bluetooth reciever.
This software does waypoint to waypoint outdoor style navigation, not roadmap guidance.
Here's the link I came across:
http://www.outdoor-gps.de/odgps/?q=node/35
After installation in order to get this one to work do the following :
I have paired my bluetooth GPS reciever. I suggest you do the same.
Find the installed application in the applications list (do not run it yet)
Through the MORE button, go into PERMISSIONS and give it local connectivity (the bluetooth).
Start the app.
go into SETTINGS, CONNECTION and
1) Do a BT Device Search > it will then find your Bluetooth mouse
2) Do a BT Service Search > it will then find the relevant service and create a connection string for itself.
Exit from the app back to the phone OS.
Restart the app and it should find your reciever.
It appears to work although I have not really played with the settings. One thing in particular to test is the logging to filesystem...
good luck...
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Posted: 2006-08-30 15:45:10
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Just for info, if you have problems with the bluetooth connection to your GPS receiver:
K750 (R1L002 - 1 yr old firmware!),
Holux GR-230 BT dongle (perfectly working with my Palm T3)
odgps, gpswatch, mobitrack, jawatech
For all those apps, the BT connection with GPS worked a few seconds, just the time to get the data once or two. Then no link. I had to restart the app to get updated data.
I tried Yakko78's advice on using a default SE theme but with no improvements, then, by pure chance, found the solution: DO NOT ACTIVATE THE SCREENSAVER.
Since then, all the above programs plus J2MEmap and Mgmaps can keep up the connection to the GPS receiver. Maybe it's only because of the old FW... I'll try updating it, but this one still has the trick to avoid the shutter sound when taking pictures...
Just my 2 cents
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Posted: 2006-09-01 19:19:59
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@ duxxyuk
odGPS java app is not downloadable because the download site is down.
I've sent a mail to them cause i'd like to try this litle gem in my k750i paired with a holux gpslim, but still without reply. Would you mind to send it to me at
sergio99@terra.es ? Thanks in advance.
I'm using it with mobitrackpro, it works fine but can't load tracks from the memory stick. I'd lake to have this feature. Thanks in advance again.
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Posted: 2006-11-03 21:14:33
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