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Using Ericson k750i as a gps?

mcguiver · 2007-08-26 15:38:30

Just wondering if any of ye are using this phone ass a gps device, via a bluetooth gps receiver. I've been searching on the net for software, seems to be a few conflicting articles. Any experience in Ireland? Cheers

26-08-2007 4:38pm

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mcguiver

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Just wondering if any of ye are using this phone ass a gps device, via a bluetooth gps receiver.

I've been searching on the net for software, seems to be a few conflicting articles.
Any experience in Ireland?
Cheers

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#2 26-08-2007 5:12pm

chrislad

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I think there's a web based java one. It should be on the Sony website. Not supposed to be the best though. You can get a half decent GPS for less than 200euro now so you're probably better off getting a stand alone one.

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#3 26-08-2007 10:42pm

cgarvey

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http://www.mgmaps.com/ .. Yahoo Maps has good (TeleAtlas maps) coverage outside the cities. If you're not always online, you can download maps for offline use as well, I believe.

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#4 27-08-2007 11:32am

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Hi

I used a java application called Nav4All, worked, very well with a bluetooth GPS, the only thing is that it downloads maps and directions via GPRS so you would need to data plan

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