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I think it might be worth adding here that a few months ago, I took part in a survey for a company who advise the automotive industry on design. They canvassed for people who use mobile phones for nav ...

Hi Richard Smile

If only it were that easy. Yes, the Samsung shares a common OS and UI system but I doubt very much if Ovi Maps will ever work on it, although never say never! Laughing Out Loud

The reason I doub ...

I am staggered at the amount of misinformation and petty minded bigotry towards alternative forms of GPS based navigation that aren't TomTom/Garmin/etc.!!

I read through this entire thread at least ...

Thanks Alix Smile

Anyone know if the new POICapture works on TTM5 ? If not, any ideas when a version might be available ?

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I've used a BT77 with a 6600 & 6680 and works a treat Smile

I have the BT77 unit and it works first time every time. Never drops the signal and lasts for 2 days off a full charge.

Try posting on this forum. It's a really good place for Symbian phone users and has specific forums for specific models. This is a link to the 3230 forum.....

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum/f ...

I had a similar thing happen to me the other day. TT had me about 1/2 a mile off my actual location and kept trying to recalculate. A simple reboot sorted it, but I have no idea what caused it Confused

TomTom 5 should automatically have the option to select either it's own or another GPS receiver. Strange that your version doesn't.

Same response as last time, the PocketGPS speed camera database is compatible with TT5.

http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=130526#130526

Glad to be of assistance Smile

Your GPS speed reading is likely to be more accurate than your car speedo which is likely to be out by +/-10%.

Nope, TTM5 only works on the following Series 60/Symbian based Samrtphones...

http://www.tomtom.com/products/compatibility.php?ID=69&Language=1

The Nokia 6680 can also be added to that list ...

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