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CoPilot 8 Live for Android Reviewed


pocketgpsworld.comHot on the heels of the news that CoPilot has now been launched for iPhone comes our review of CoPilot 8 Live for Android handsets.

This review by Jason Gaunt, a PocketGPSWorld reader and avid Android user covers the installation and operation of CoPilot. With new Android handsets such as the HTC Hero aka T-Mobile G2 Touch now hitting the stores, ALK's CoPilot now brings a premium navigation solution to the platform.

We have reviewed CoPilot's various products many times in the past in the past for the smartphone platform, as well as numerous other products released by ALK Technologies (The company behind CoPilot), here follows a review of their latest offering, CoPilot Live for Android.

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Posted by fabbers on Thu Aug 06, 2009 1:53 pm Reply with quote

But what about Windows Mobile Confused


 
Posted by owzat on Fri Aug 07, 2009 9:20 am Reply with quote

Thanks Jason for an informative review. One question: how did you secure your Android unit (Hero or Magic?) to dashboard or did you not perhaps do so?
Tim


 
Posted by morfis on Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:07 pm Reply with quote

fabbers Wrote:
But what about Windows Mobile Confused


working well so far on my Touch HD using a custom Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM.


 
Posted by MikeB on Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:24 pm Reply with quote

fabbers Wrote:
But what about Windows Mobile Confused

Windows Mobile CoPilot Live v8 released today Click Here for details. It even works on my years old XDA Orbit 1...


Mike Barrett

 
Posted by Wiggo on Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:17 am Reply with quote

FWIW, I use a £10 sucker mount from Halfords to hold my G1 to the dash, with a 12V charger hard wired into the ignition system. Works well enough, but the CP8 on the G1 certainly works better in portrait mode.


 
Posted by Darren on Wed Aug 12, 2009 12:25 pm Reply with quote

owzat Wrote:
Thanks Jason for an informative review. One question: how did you secure your Android unit (Hero or Magic?) to dashboard or did you not perhaps do so?
Tim

Brodit and Carcomm both have cradles for the HTC Hero.


Darren Griffin

 
Posted by MaFt on Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:11 pm Reply with quote

Darren Wrote:
owzat Wrote:
Thanks Jason for an informative review. One question: how did you secure your Android unit (Hero or Magic?) to dashboard or did you not perhaps do so?
Tim

Brodit and Carcomm both have cradles for the HTC Hero.


mine fits nicely in my old HTC Artemis (T-Mobile MDA Compact III) Brodit holder - how cheap am I?!

MaFt


 
Posted by Darren on Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:16 pm Reply with quote

MaFt Wrote:
how cheap am I?!

Is that a trick question? Wink


Darren Griffin

 
Posted by MaFt on Wed Aug 12, 2009 2:54 pm Reply with quote

Darren Wrote:
MaFt Wrote:
how cheap am I?!

Is that a trick question? Wink

I dare you to answer without straying off topic Very Happy


 
Posted by timbouk on Thu Aug 13, 2009 7:26 am Reply with quote

Maft, youre very cheap!

Anyway, anyone using CPL8 on Android? There was an update yesterday and I cannot find anything about it.


 
Posted by Wiggo on Thu Aug 13, 2009 9:27 am Reply with quote

Yeah, I got that update, but it hasn't fixed any of the safety cam issues. I may try it again in landscape mode to see if that's improved at all.


 
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