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OK. I think the best thing to do is wait. The GLONASS phones will come down in price and also there could be support for the quad constellation chips at some point. Kind of difficult to know how long ...

If this thread has peaked your interest then you'll like some keywords:

GPS = USA
GLONASS = Russia
beidou-2 = china
GNSS Galileo = EU
IRNSS = India
QZSS = Japan (proposed)

sIRF, i9250, 91 ...

Can you advise me what the best setup I can get these days? The best I had was a i9100 (SGSII) with the SiRF III unlock hack. That updated really well and the compass tracked instantly. The fix was ac ...

I should now be subscribed.
Downloaded the latest database. Set it to the car honk sound in TomTom.

Even though I have checked the html disabled box I can't quote my email from my dad (there's n ...

Still not clear what to get :p

Which offers the best customer support? Have you had a good experience.

I kind thought there might be one out there for a couple of hundered quid extra that would ...

Thanks MaFt because the map update offers sound good.

Of those features the lane assist is the only one that sounds properly useful.

The updating I think should be as easy as plugging it in by ...

I think his budget is big, very different to my budget and needs.

I'm looking for:

- ease of use
- Traffic rerouting
- easy map updates
- easy speed camera updates

& ideally somethi ...

All of these are rendered obsolete by wider 3G coverage at £10/month in the UK.

I'm looking for internet access when abroad where my 3G doesn't work so I can make a phone call.

Info on the hotsp ...

I travel a lot, globally.

I want my GPS to take me to the closest unencrypted, open, free WiFi wireless spot... so I can make a phone call.

Now, how would you get TomTom to take you to the close ...

T-Mobile PAYG £1/day with `email` option enabled

(on a k750i)

1) amAze - voices are too quiet
2) Wayfinder EarthBeta - ran out of credit. Will try later, but it appears to actually cost £20? Also, you can download maps but they are too expensive ...

So it's not just me then.

I think it might be a good idea to make my own database for frequent journeys, and possibly swap with trusted people.

Thanks for the POI tip guys.

I was trying to get v5 working with v6 maps and having "map not found" no matter what I tried so hopefully this will work.

By the way the connector on my n35 died ...

Acer N35 and TomTom6.

I'm going to go back to version 5 but with V6 maps soon. After 3 hours TT6 is slowing up.

One thing I notice that TT6 does that TT5 didn't was making a blurp noise every no ...

As soon as we installed the RoadAngel2 updater software we had no connectivity. Has anyone else eperienced that?

The wierd thing is,

I can ping the modem at 192.168.1.1 and another computer plug ...

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