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If the last time you used TomTom was in the USA, it will take a long time to reaquire your current position.

From my experience, about 50% of the speed limits are wrong!

What makes you think the 710 does not exist - you mean the boxes in the shops are empty?

The TomTom clicks into place on the Home mount in exactly the same way as on the windscreen mount but, yes, it can be lifted off without pressing the release button.

So it does! Sorry, I was wrong.

I don't think that the sync function alters the hour at all - just minutes/seconds.

On my 910 the remote would go to the traffic page but wouldn't move to select any items such as Update Traffic - it would just flick back to the first icon. If my wife was in the car working the remot ...

Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't!

Remote Control now works with Traffic correctly.

Also, they'd be no change if it can't find a quicker route.

You seem tio be saying that it's the GPRS connection that's failing, not Bluetooth.

The connection from TomTom to your phone is either as a BlueTooth headset to make handsfree calls or as a GPRS mo ...

I don't believe that Traffic can possibly turn BT off. I have found that my phone turns BT off if it's been on for a long time. What exactly happens?

It's under Preferences page 6 - Set Owner. You have to be docked to TomTom Home to change the password - it's a four number pin-like code.

I seem to remember someone else saying the 910 was slower ...

Just tried the quickgpsfix download. Once you've booted up and put in the password, you've got a fix - will try again tomorrow to see if it still works.

I've a feeling (expect someone will tell me if I'm wrong) that 'time to fix' depends partly on how long ago it did its last fix (beam me up Scotty). i.e how much the satellties have moved. You can, ...

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