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Anybody have this new HP hw6515 phone w/built-in GPS receiver? Does the GPS work well? I guess you can download MS Streets ver. 6 for free; does MS Streets provide good speaking instructions? Why didn't they provide this device with Mobile 2005 instead of 2003? I use the hw6515 with Mapopolis 4.6 maps, navigation and voice prompts, which work quite well and are tailored for the 6515's square display. The GPS Quick Connect utility means a 3-D fix is usually gained seconds after startup. Nav is flawless and quick to resolve missed turns and new routes. I dumped the OEM Tom Tom in part due to what I found to be hopelessly inadequate support. In addition, cost of full map sets was far higher than Mapopolis. - RWM > Anybody have this new HP hw6515 phone w/built-in GPS receiver? > Does the GPS work well? > I guess you can download MS Streets ver. 6 for free; does MS Streets provide > good speaking instructions? > Why didn't they provide this device with Mobile 2005 instead of 2003? Do they make a car mount? > I use the hw6515 with Mapopolis 4.6 maps, navigation and voice prompts, > which work quite well and are tailored for the 6515's square display. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > good speaking instructions? > > Why didn't they provide this device with Mobile 2005 instead of 2003? I use the Brodit/Pro-Clip unit with "move clips" that allow me to relocate the unit from cr to car. Works great. Very stable. - RWM >Do they make a car mount? > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >>>good speaking instructions? >>>Why didn't they provide this device with Mobile 2005 instead of 2003? Hi RWM: Which Mapopolis product, SmartPhone or Pocket PC? How big are all the America maps, i.e. will fit on 1GB SD Mem. card? On another note, when I press the Del key, it types a 'v' instead of deleting. Any ideas? Thank you! > I use the hw6515 with Mapopolis 4.6 maps, navigation and voice prompts, > which work quite well and are tailored for the 6515's square display. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > good speaking instructions? > > Why didn't they provide this device with Mobile 2005 instead of 2003? 4.6 for Pocket PC (handles the 240x240 screen). From memory, the entire 'Platinum" (nav, voice) North American map set is 1.7GB. No idea on the "v" issue. Not what you want to hear, but it sounds like a kb connector or mapping issue. Is there perhaps some sort of custom kb key function software installed? >Hi RWM: > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >>>good speaking instructions? >>>Why didn't they provide this device with Mobile 2005 instead of 2003? > Anybody have this new HP hw6515 phone w/built-in GPS receiver? > Does the GPS work well? > I guess you can download MS Streets ver. 6 for free; does MS Streets > provide good speaking instructions? > Why didn't they provide this device with Mobile 2005 instead of 2003? MS Streets & Trips has no routing or spoken instructions. The hw6515 is a good unit, some apps don't like the 240x240 screen layout however.  SignatureDarren Griffin PocketGPSWorld - www.PocketGPSWorld.com The Premier GPS Resource for News, Reviews and Forums Creators of the free UK Safety Camera POI > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Mapopolis 4.6 is specifically tailored for the 240x240 aspect screen. - RWM > Anybody have this new HP hw6515 phone w/built-in GPS receiver? > Does the GPS work well? Please, refer to my new 3D ("PHONE EDITION problem") and let me know if all of you have the same problem, thank you.. Mhaxx I use the hw6515 and can concurrently phone, operate Mapopolis GPS nav and operate a SDIO WLAN card without issue. I have heard of concurrent phone/GPRS data issues. Your issue sounds more like memory contention/limitation than processor. >>Anybody have this new HP hw6515 phone w/built-in GPS receiver? >>Does the GPS work well? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Mhaxx |
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