integrated gps

I am planning to buy a NOKIA 5800 .It has a Integrated GPS for pedestrian and car navigation but I want to know how is it different than the normal GPS .

Your nokia has the gps built-in. although it has it built in, you still gonna need an application like at&t navigator in order to use it. I don't know if nokia has an app for gps, but I bet they do. Hope this is what you were looking for and hope it helps.

2009-03-30 11:43:39 by __A_YAHOO_USER__

Custom installed GPS on my S2000. The goals were to hard-wire the GPS unit, avoid cutting the dash, and keep the installation looking as close to ...

From UK mobile comparison site www.top-mobile-deals.com website, I found the latest new nokia phone deal. According to the description on the site, this handset is fantastic. It has an innovative 2-way slide mechanism, integrated GPS and a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens. A numeric keypad slides out from one end of the N95 while dedicated media keys slide out from the opposite direction, converting the display into full screen landscape mode. With built-in GPS, the N95's Maps application includes maps for more than 100 countries, enabling users to explore the world, find specific routes or locate services such as restaurants and hotels and covering more than 15 million points of interest. The built-in 5 megapixel camera is capable of taking print quality photos and recording DVD-like quality video clips. The N95 also has TV out enabling users to easily view their photos and videos on a TV screen.

This phone has everything, including one major flaw. It breaks down a lot because it can't handle all the technology built into such a small gadget.

This is the opinion of many who had the phone then returned it because of that. Even when I called my mobile phone company to get an upgrade, they even said they had many returned N95s.

2007-10-04 14:28:58 by mobilequest

Price: $125.00

Can I turn off the wireless network on my blackberry 8330 and just use the integrated gps with google maps???? Just so it dosent cost me any mony and uses the gps satelites. instead of a lot of data.

The GPS radio has nothing really to do with the wireless radio. You can use the GPS radio without using data. However, Google Maps uses data AND the GPS radio. It uses data to update the map location, while it uses the GPS radio to pinpoint your location.

So turning off the wireless network would render Google Maps useless.

2008-07-11 16:44:33 by Lukey D

Price: $499.99

New 4.3-inch wide-screen, full-color, anti-glare touch display
Integrated Live Traffic Functionality: Includes a free 3-month traffic subscription, which provides real-time traffic updates and automatically reroutes drivers when an alternate route is available.
3D Landmarks: 3D versions of historic landmarks, including stadiums and bridges, in key U.S. metropolitan areas help drivers and pedestrians better orient themselves with their surroundings.
Pre-loaded with maps of the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico, all available in 2D, 3-D, and street-level
OneTouch User Interface: The fastest, easiest, and most personalized user interface available saves frequent POI and category searches by personalizing shortcuts to commonly used destinations and favorites such as coffee shops.

I'm looking for a PDA/GPS device that runs windows mobile and is reliable. I've seen plenty out there, but most are from companies that I've never heard of, so I'm not sure how great those companies are. I'm looking for something in the $300 price range. Any help? Thanks!
I looked at the blackjack, and it's not quite what I'm looking for. I want a screen that's touch and with a stylus pen. And I want it to have standard wireless access. Thanks though!

Try the Samsung Blackjack!!!

2007-09-18 12:37:30 by sunny-d alright!

Please could you advise me on the following -

Will a smartphone with an integrated GPS receiver work independently without the use of the phone and without a contract?

Reason being, I would like to buy a smartphone to use just for the sat nav as going abroad and want something that is small and that the battery will last longer than 2 hours like my existing car tomtom sat nav.

Plus any options of models would be appreciated.

Thanks

Using satnav on a phone costs because it connects to the internet. I used my phone as satnav and i was a bit shocked when my monthly bill came!!

2009-08-05 11:03:03 by Da Russy G