mobile gps

Hi every one,
I need some application of GPS OR on GPS Mobile applications,which may help me in my graduated project.
Well, In My project i need both but i want an already exist applications about those ideas to learn how to start,specially about mapping.

They are available at
http://www8.garmin.com/support/download. jsp

2007-09-09 04:50:49 by Horia _

I'm looking for a program for my PDA running Windows Mobile that can provide me with navigation around my city, even if very basic navigation, that will work without GPS or mobile internet, working solely on starting and ending points entered by hand, and then providing a list of directions - sort of like an offline Mapquest, if you will.

Google maps

2009-01-18 14:49:00 by Zac

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An upgrade is due and would like to find out a mobile phone that works well with tom tom software. No external GPS receiver required, preferrably a nokia but wouldn't mind others, not fussed with radio etc etc.
Oh...and a good battery life.

try N95,it works on a symbian operating system which means greater flexibilty,which means you can customize it and download software to it.also full gps

2007-10-08 07:00:53 by HeELthy^^

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Is it possible to use your mobile phone for GPS navigation without having to connect to the internet?

Depends on the make and model of the phone.

For example, with verizon "GPS" phones, you have to connect to the carrier because they are not true GPS phones. they use tower triangulation technology... that, and they don't have enough memory to store 2 Gigs of data.

On my E90 communicator which does have a true GPS receiver built in, I downloaded all of the maps for the US and transfered them to the phone. That took almost 2 gigs worth of data (hence I used the 2 gigs example for the verizon phone). With the maps already on the device, my phone only needs to connect when I'm searching for a business that's not in the map database.

So again, it varies from phone to phone.

Even the almighty iPhone doesn't have a true GPS receiver built-in. It uses triangulation with google maps. Yes, you could install all of the map tiles for your area, but unless you know what you're doing, you won't be very successful.

2008-04-07 11:18:28 by TOM MMMM

Actually i am planning to buy a mobile (smart phone such as HTC/imate/blackberry) and GPS device. Idea came to me that why to buy two devices? So use one with both options.

nokia e96 communicator

duplicate china models ( believe me they r gud... though duplicates of nokia they offer gud navigation and quitegood features)

nokia n82 (feature rich)

nokia n95 8gb ( fast)


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2008-06-03 01:40:44 by sarah