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Another interesting consideration is that for them to design and manufacture this cradle they would have to have known that the 3G S case design had not changed.

That is very privileged information ...

I'm running an XDA Orbit with WM6 and I'm not seeing this issue.

I've been playing around with some new ROMs and have flashed the phone about 4 times this week. Each time TomTom has reinstalled it ...

I originally installed it on my Orbit when it was running WM5. When I flashed WM6 onto it TomTom auto-installed from the memory card. Since then I have upgraded the map without any difficulty.

It was done through TomTom Home.

The SPVE650 is actually a re-badged (and messed with) Orange version of the HTC S710 Vox, it has no similarity at all with the Artemis based devices.
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I believe people are running TomTom on these. It's a rebadged HTC Artemis the same as the O2 XDA Orbit which I'm using to run TomTom.

Hmm.

"For the first time since TomTom Navigator was launched in Europe in June of 2002, TomTom wil not be offering an upgrade program to existing users."

I also submitted a new Monitron location at N51.44597 W0.04261 (Intersection of Brockley Rise and Watman Road) but that hasn't appeared either.

The camera isn't there yet but the post, road marking ...

To quote the page you linked to:

"We have a provisional figure of one extra death for every 1,000 speed camera convictions."

Haven't you just proved their point? More speeding = more convictions ...

The last report I saw for my area, Thames Valley, showed an increase in accident rates around speed camera sites following their introduction.

... everybody that bought a copy of CoPilot Dead for Smartphone that will be making the same mistake twice and paying for an upgrade?

Neither TomTom nor Co Pilot will comit themselves. However both suggest it may possibly work. It could be an expensive way of finding out I think. It looks like I'll have to wait until an update comes ...

Not having one myself I can't give you any guarantees but looking at the spec I can't see why not.

From the ALK website:

Now your phone can intelligently help you avoid traffic jams! CoPilot Live Live | Smartphone's optional traffic service warns of route-specific congestion and can automaticall ...

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