gps software

ATT's new phones have GPS support designed to interact with the proprietary TeleNav Navigator software. This software comes with a 9.99/month pricetag for it's up-to-the-minute information on the fly. I want to know if there's shelf GPS software that can read the Long/Lat and use built-in POS and map software.

no there isnt
why dont you pay for one

2008-05-09 10:33:30 by Escape

Navizon is the first Virtual GPS software to combine GPS, cellular and Wi-Fi signals. It is working on all platforms: Windows Mobile, BlackBerry ...

I have a Nokia N78 hp that has an internal GPS. I really need a gps software (symbian or jar) without the need to connect to the internet while navigating. Downloading maps with internet is acceptable but not while navigating cause it make a large hole on my budget while using google map navigator as an example. A surprised gift for anybody who could help me with this.

http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Streets- Trips-2009-GPS/dp/B0017KEA6W

2009-01-02 07:06:40 by Jane Bleach

Price: $39.95 $36.00

Calculate fuel usage and costs before you leave, along with free construction updates to avoid potential delays
Share your route to GPS, or connect GPS device for spoken street names, automatic re-routing, and large on-screen directions
Change your plans on the go, with no Internet connection required; choose specific roads by dragging and dropping the route
View the quickest routes with one-click trip optimization; add notes for planned stops, reservations, phone numbers, etc.
Microsoft Streets Trips 2011 features updated street-level maps for U.S., Canada, and Mexico with over 1.9 million points of interest

What would the best GPS software be for a windows mobile 6.1 Samsung Omnia i900? I would prefer it to be free if possible.

Garmin XT and iGo will fit ur mobile phone. :) Search on google for details about setting up the soft.

2008-12-12 05:11:40 by vexed

Price: $49.99 $25.99

Built-In GPS Patch Antenna
Built-In Supercap For Rapid Acquisition
Built-In Roof Mount Magnet
USB Interface

I have a USB based GPS unit and a laptop. So rather than drop $1,000 on a marine GPS , I am hoping to find decent software and just bring the laptop out with me. Who makes good software for this? I am searching the internet but not finding a whole lot.

instead of risking you laptop, just with moisture alone, not to mention rain or splashing, I'd look at an inexpensive marine one. here is the excerpt from one of my previous posts:


I was in your same situation last year, I think this model has been discontinued however if you can find one, its WELL worth the money ~$200. I bought one last year and have been nothing but pleased with it. The GPS chartplotting is outstanding for a unit this size and price, while you can not update the maps on it how often do things really majorly change? It has a good depth / fish finder as well with temp. I really cant say enough about it. It has all the major features, tides, moon, all the markers on the river (where I am atleast), route planning, all the data you could really ever need, and you can overlay the depth and temp data on the chart or the nav info on the depth finder, it does split screen...I could go on. Although I don't think it shows marinas, check a paper chart, then mark them as a waypoint on the unit, I always have a paper chart as a back up anyway.

Here is a link to a site that looks like they have them in stock and also a feature list. Might also check ebay.

http://www.johnnyspond.com/eacu250scoso. html

manufacture website, check the manual, it seems kinda overwhelming at first, but its VERY easy to use.

http://www.eaglesonar.com/Products/Combo /Cuda250SMap.htm

good luck!

2009-07-14 05:19:36 by zoomstop

i want it to be able to move when the car moves so that it updates the movements by itself. where can i get a free software kinda like the tom toms or garmis gps?

You would also need to buy the hardware to receive from and communicate with satellites and connect this to the computer. Basically a satnav.

2009-07-19 16:43:10 by Cool M