Hi all mates!
I'd like to open a thread to discuss about this piece of software!
I have to buy one among tomtom3, destinator 3 and Navigator 4 so I think it's good to open this thread to share any comments and infos and any other thoughts concerning theese sat-nav programs!
Cya!!!
Forget Destinator for a start. We have a review of the previous version of Navigon here and TomTom3 here.
I have myself check out different navigation systems and have concluded that Navigon Mobile Navigator 4 is the most sophisticated one. But I must concede, it is expensive, they had delays in bringing the software to market, they have already made an upgrade available (presumably there were issues with the new software), and they have not managed to put the demo on their website for about the last 3 months. In addition, I have not heared about bluetooth receiver compatibility. It seems that not everything is going smoothly. By the way, the company producing this software was just taken over.
There is also a POI handler available (in English) at: http://www.navigating.de
Check out this German site for a review (in German): http://www.pocket.at/navigation/navivergleich.htm
But I still believe it is the most sophisticated navigation system available for PPC, I am just wondering whether something simpler would do for me. :roll:
Forget Destinator for a start.
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Why? I have read some review of destinator and it seems as simpler as Tom Tom!
I have not heared about bluetooth receiver compatibility. It seems that not everything is going smoothly. By the way, the company producing this software was just taken over.
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I planned to buy the Fortuna clip-on gps bluetooth: so do u think with navigon it's not compatible?
Btw, i can purchase the navigon bundle with his bluetooth + Tmc receiver!
Any other thoughts?
Thx u all!
jag said:
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Why? I have read some review of destinator and it seems as simpler as Tom Tom!
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Destinator has a great deal of issues and it's latest version is no match for any of your other options, Consider CoPilot, TomTom or Navigon as your top three choices. Others worth considering are Deluo Routis, also sold as Socket MyNavigator and Intellinav amongst others.
I have found that navigon doesn't support custom POIs! is that right?
Another thing: a little very pleased feature in destinator is the possibility to read the phone number of certain POI like restaurant, bar, ecc; so the question is: has any of the other competitors the ability to do this?
I believe that with the POI handler Navigon does support custom POIs. Check the link I indicated above, it is in English.
Ok, that's right for the POIs, but for what concern telephone number?
Does anyone knows something?
no one?
I am currently using the Navigon older software 1.5 which also has RDS-TMC together with my MDAII .The TMC function is really useful and works in Germany, Belgium , UK - all these countries I have personally tested and have been rerouted and saved several times. The POI included in Navigon also work well some are already allocated but you can download more also some from POI handler and you this service you have to pay a yearly fee. ( for speed camera etc)
The advantages of Navigon are that you get the whole of Europe and the TMC function and no other extra costs except upgrades. Up to now I am very happy especially now since I also have a official carkit for the MDA II. I laugh at all my friends with thier expensive navi systems in their cars. Navigon , Tom tom etc are really not expensive if you compare them with car built in systems
I looked at Tom Tom but found the maps more clearer ( for myself ) Tom Tom uses teleAlas while the Navigon uses Navitech . The older software Navigon did not show your speed but the new one Navigon 4 does. Tom Tom also does have TMC but this needs to be downloaded via GPRS and adds to the cost.
Today ( WooHoo !!! ) I have recieved my software & hardware upgrade to Navigon|4 and as I am travelling these weeks and I will install it in the next few weeks.
I only opted for the upgrade as I can now use the bluetooth GPS reciever when I go cycling or walking.
Funny, when I was making my choice it was between Alturion & Navigon. I chose Navigon as all the right hardware was ready for The MDA II. I have never regreted buying navi software.
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Thx rafiki, and remember: I'd like to read here ur thoughts about this navi software! Of course, take it easy, do it when u can! I'll appreciate it very much!
Any news about extracting\reading phone numbers and any other type of infos from the electronic maps? :?:
WooHoo !!!! :lol:
A really good piece of software! I installed the navigon 4 yesterday and used all day today. Boy am i happy.
I got:-
Bluetooth ( modular with TMC)
I can see my Speed, atlitude, got a compass , est time of arrival , duration, inclication of road,
3D or bird eye view
perfect sound with my MDA II carkit with mute ( on software)
Adjustable volume
I can type in destinations or touch on the map via touch screen
I van also use voice command for stored destinations
All in all I am very happy!!!!!!
By the way any one know how I can see which version of windows I have on My MDAII ? Pocket PC 2002 or mobile 2003 ? :?:
Thx Rafiki!!!
I think i'm gonna buy this software!
@ Jag!
Forgot to mention I work for an Italian Company! :lol:
Navigon comes in standard in 7 languages.
Here is a hand book you can download from Navigon in 7 languages.
http://www.navigon.de/downloads/consumer_products/Short_Manual_7_languages.pdf
also if you visit the site there is a lot of info in English , including screen shots. You can also order via the site.
good luck
Rafiki
Rafiki wrote:
By the way any one know how I can see which version of windows I have on My MDA II ? Pocket PC 2002 or mobile 2003 ?
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The XDA II/MDA II/QTEK 2020/imate all come with Windows Mobile 2003 - PPC2002 is not available for this platform.
@ BRosenow
Thanks mate! :lol:
Now I know which upgrade I need for my navi to make it Navigon 4.01
Regards
Rafiki
TY Rafiki!
Bye!!
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I am getting my 8125 tomarrow as a replacement for my Garmin Ique 3600 that died. One thing that I need it to do is create routes for me with GPS.
I have done a bit of looking around and found a few programs, but would like your opinions on them:
TomTom
http://www.tomtom.com/products/features.php?ID=103&Language=4
CoPilot (Smartphone or Pocket PC)
http://www.alk.com/copilot/smartphone.asp
Pharos
http://www.pharosgps.com/products/accessories/Ostia_Software/NAV01.htm
Pharos is the least refined of the three. Are their any others that I should look at.
I bought TomTom, but I dont find it as convenient as iGuidance. In my opinion, iGuidance is the best program out there so far.
http://www.inavcorp.com/
what vers of iguidance do you use?? i have pairing problems with my 2.1 or 2.0 (forgot).
I am running iGuidance 2.1.3.2NA with globalsat BT-338 with absolutely no problems. installation was a breeze, runs perfectly fine even without overclocking.
I also find it much better than Tomtom, except i only wish they could make the buttons bigger for finger touch.
Here is another similar poll to save you the hassle...
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=876038
can you use iGuidance to show a contacts location, then route to?
I love Mapopolis, but I have seen others that don't like it...
I believe iGuidance 2.13 is compatible with WM5. Previous versions don't work.
iGuidance will map/route to a contact.
The interface isn't as fancy as TomTom, but it is definitely more practical. In fact, I am using a TomTom receiver with it.
I'm running Oncourse 5 and it's okay.
brian
Mapopolis is Best
Mapopolis is best for phone PDA I find... small and quick...
Software is free just pay for maps you want... or get them all for about a $100.00(North America)
Mapopolis - Maps
I like Mapopolis too, small and fast, rerouting is excellent. I prefer the 2D view to the 3D in most other programs. To get the latest beta version you shall visit http://www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/default.asp?group=2
There is a whole section by the Mapopolis developer.
Thanks i'll check it out.
Iguidance by default
I used to have TomTom 2.4, which I use with my 2215.
I lost it, so then I went out and bought a Dell X50v.
TomTom would not gave me a new code after I've pratically beg for it and provide all the necessary proves (all that I can provide anyway).
In any case, I tried TT5 and Iguidance on the Dell with the TT bluetooth receiver I got with TT2.4:
TT2.4 -------10 Have not found a match in function, ease, graphics and maps.
TT5.0--------2 Menu features are...well, there aren't any. Look like chicken scratch graphically(VGA?). Central CA does not existed on the map.
Iguidance---8 Works as advertised, maps are complete, graphics are simple (too simple and plan), easy to use.
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Central CA does not existed on the map.
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Thats good to know since I'm in Fresno.
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stopthebus said:
TT2.4 -------10 Have not found a match in function, ease, graphics and maps.
TT5.0--------2 Menu features are...well, there aren't any. Look like chicken scratch graphically(VGA?). Central CA does not existed on the map.
Iguidance---8 Works as advertised, maps are complete, graphics are simple (too simple and plan), easy to use.
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Hmm, my experience differs. I have paid for and used four of the commonest PocketPC nav systems, and my ratings are:
TomTom 8
CoPilot 7.5
Mapopolis 7
Teletype 3
I returned Teletype as I found it so hopeless, but would happily use any of the other 3. TomTom is marginally the best, but it does have a couple of areas for improvements (I love the real voices, but wish there was some way it could announce the names of the roads, for example).
I am surprised/doubtful that central California 'doesn't exist' - all of Washington state is there in glorious detail, so why leave out California (apart from the obvious reasons ).
Adam
do any of these do full postal (zip) code searching as tomtom does? I work as a courier and full post code is essential for finding places out of town that do not have a regular street address.
Regarding contacts navigation; I have a Contacts Navigator program installed when I installed TomTom, does anyone know what this does or how it works? I don't haven't found any reference to it in the software.
Cheers.
i am looking to add gps to my O2 xda exec. What GPS programs are compatible and what ones do people prefer?
Are there any that will let me play music off the phone but lower the volume of the music when it is giving me a comand?
Cheers
I reckon you are not talking about a GPS bluetooth device but about navigation software?
TomTom or Navigon are recommendable.
I-go 2006 too.
The only nav system with east europe maps :wink:
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I-go 2006 too.
The only nav system with east europe maps :wink:
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sry, but not true
tomtom and route66 have same as i-go.
Route66 includes aditionally Baltic, and tomtom even Belorus and Russia.
tested working perfectly on wizard and universal
No so if you have the latest t-mobile rom, tomtom won't run on it - even 5.21.
works reasonably well on the iMate ROM. Just struggling a bit with the VGA resolution
Navigon Mobile|Navigator is well designed and works flawlessly with VGA resolution on my O2 XDA Exec. I have the latest ROM.
It's kinda big while in memory, but not slow. Usually works very well and doesn't suffer from memory shortage. Like the interface, too! And the fact it turns on bluetooth on start and returns its state to previous one when it ends. And TMC support and endless little things that denote a well made piece of software.
The latest version is 5.2.6.
>>>>>>>>>Route66 version 7<<<<<<<<<
I have installed and ran this and here is my review:
Pros:
Very nice layount and easy to use.
instalation is extremelly easy since it automatically detects your paired gps device.
Trafic updates are free of charge (except for your gprs connection)
Can navigate directly to the contacts on my outlook list from within the software (very usefull and not found on t0mt0m).
Cons:
No FULL post code search (only 4 digit)... this is a big let down
Search engine for looking up and adresses to navigate to works well but this is still dependant on peoples judgement on input ability which could lead to a tedious and lengthy lookup.
No screen rotation option from witin the software for panoramic view...another let down.
Other lack of options are: unable to set soft keyboard layout (i like QWERTY)
I tested this on my xda exec (jasjar, mda pro, spv m5000, etc) and also the big let down there was that the hardware buttons did not work such as keyboard input and zoom and volume options!
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Although as it stands this would not drag me away from tomtom by a long shot its still much better than other competing navigation software out there.
I dont think current t0mt0m users will swap it for this since it is not as far advanced and compete as far as the pda system goes althoug this could whell be a good contender on the mobile (symbian alike )side of it since not so many otions are required.
BR
Ok, I am researching a way to bring an English or "Romanji" map with completly working GPS to my Hermes. I have looked hard all over the internet and GPS is kind of a new thing to me. So I have purchased a cool new Holux GPSlim 236 Bluetooth GPS Receiver(SiRF III) so, everyone has installed on their PocketPC MSN Search Live (really cool little google earth program). The problem is, is when you search in Japan, everything is all in Japanese-O characters. Now, there is nothing wrong with Japanese.... if you know Japanese.... but if you are a crazy Canadian who can not find his way and are really friggen busy to learn how to read and write in Hiragana and Katakana right now this is of no use to us. So I went searching. I think I have found the only available PPC map that is in English "Romaji" characters that us crazy "Gaijin" can read. Ok, so, the only available map that is in "Romaji" is located here. Upupdown Company http://uud.info/en/navi/ $100.00 created the only available Japan map in English that I have found BUT it is only a Garmin Mapsource compatible map so you also have to purchase the Garmin Mobile 10 https://my.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=138&pID=420 for $200.00 and it comes with a bluetooth receiver that looks really good, plus it lasts for 20 hour? (I have a hard time beleiving that, but thats what it says!) Anyways, I beleive if you have those two products then you can have a working English gps system on your hermes. Plus you have to download the fit4cat Hermes Tweaker and enable your phone to have gps in the first place.. and voila....
K... this is why I have written this message.. this way is expensive... does anyone know of a cheaper way to do this?? I just do not want to learn Japanese-O right now.....
-TokyoJoe
Garmin Mobile 10 Won't work on the Hermes but...
** MESSAGE FROM GARMIN **
Hi Joe,
Thanks for contacting Garmin.
Garmin Mobile 10 does support MapSource maps.
Unfortunately, Garmin mibile 10 does not support HTC Hermes.
** MESSAGE FROM GARMIN **
Ok, so.... Garmin Mobile 10 does not work, but I think that Garmin Mobile 20 works for the Hermes, but the only stupid problem about Garmin Mobil 20 is that it costs friggen $300.00 ... so.. we must buy:
Garmin Mobile 20 - $299.00
Romaji (English) Tokyo Map - $120.00
This is getting expensive... is there anone who knows of a cheaper way to do things?.... Frick this is expensive...
Try this:
http://www011.upp.so-net.ne.jp/mametaro/index-e.html
It's a free Romaji map. I use it with my Garmin E-Trex Legend handheld GPS. I haven't looked into one for my X01HT yet but maybe it'll work since I use it with Mapsource on the desktop.
Kilihari said:
Ok, I am researching a way to bring an English or "Romanji" map with completly working GPS to my Hermes. I have looked hard all over the internet and GPS is kind of a new thing to me. So I have purchased a cool new Holux GPSlim 236 Bluetooth GPS Receiver(SiRF III) so, everyone has installed on their PocketPC MSN Search Live (really cool little google earth program). The problem is, is when you search in Japan, everything is all in Japanese-O characters. Now, there is nothing wrong with Japanese.... if you know Japanese.... but if you are a crazy Canadian who can not find his way and are really friggen busy to learn how to read and write in Hiragana and Katakana right now this is of no use to us. So I went searching. I think I have found the only available PPC map that is in English "Romaji" characters that us crazy "Gaijin" can read. Ok, so, the only available map that is in "Romaji" is located here. Upupdown Company http://uud.info/en/navi/ $100.00 created the only available Japan map in English that I have found BUT it is only a Garmin Mapsource compatible map so you also have to purchase the Garmin Mobile 10 https://my.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?cID=138&pID=420 for $200.00 and it comes with a bluetooth receiver that looks really good, plus it lasts for 20 hour? (I have a hard time beleiving that, but thats what it says!) Anyways, I beleive if you have those two products then you can have a working English gps system on your hermes. Plus you have to download the fit4cat Hermes Tweaker and enable your phone to have gps in the first place.. and voila....
K... this is why I have written this message.. this way is expensive... does anyone know of a cheaper way to do this?? I just do not want to learn Japanese-O right now.....
-TokyoJoe
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hi joe,
haha... glad to help another Joe user.
It is bollocks that Garmin's maps cannot be used as I am using it right now as we speak.
I have some good news for you. You can get your GPS236 Holux with Garmin Mapsource maps if you do the following.
- Install GPS Proxy/GPS Gate
- Install Garmin Que 2.9 (latest version I think)
- Get PatchIMG to merge in the Mapsource .img map provided to you by the vendor. If it is in in gmapsupp.img, all you need to do is copy it into the /Garmin folder of your PPC.
More instructions can be gleaned from http://www.malsingmaps.com , once you get it working, go buy that map and start using GPS in Tokyo
Does the T-Mobile Ameo come with any sat-nav software?
Thanks in advance.
HI,
The T-Mobile Ameo version in the Netherlands does not have any GPS software.
dpbakker said:
HI,
The T-Mobile Ameo version in the Netherlands does not have any GPS software.
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OK, thanks for your quick reply
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Does the T-Mobile Ameo come with any sat-nav software?
Thanks in advance.
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All T-mobile Ameos around the world will NOT come with GPS software pre-installed...only HTC Advantage as far as I know.
Can you use the gps and use google maps to track your location in real time? Can someone try this and see if it works?
Thanks.
I'm jealous you guys have it already, I am goin to wait for the advantage.
fpbiii said:
Can you use the gps and use google maps to track your location in real time? Can someone try this and see if it works?
Thanks.
I'm jealous you guys have it already, I am goin to wait for the advantage.
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Never tried google maps sorry, but when I get a chance I'll look into it...do you have a link to google maps info and application download? Don't really know how it works either.
As I resently found out: TomTom just check for the Athena String. So you can do following:
Grab a Friend who uses a licensed Version of TomTom Navigator 6
Copy his Card to e.g. Microdrive (I would recommend, to use a SD-Card, as bumbs on the road will stess the MD to much)
Remove those Map-Folders from your copy (Western Europe, or Country Name)
Push the card into your slot, or start via explorer on your Ameo the Start.exe.
This will install TomTom and on first startup, well, it will present you a voucher for a citymap of your choice. Here you go with your new licensed software of tomtom......
You may later on buy additional maps as you need. from single cities to western europe or other parts of this blue planet.
according to TomTom this is fine,and by intend, as long as you do not copy Maps licensed to a different device.
This possibly do not apply to all customized OEM-ware. But T-Mobile is registered Distributor of TOMTOM. That might be a reason .....
My HTC X7500 bought through Mobile Planet came with a software disc that includes TomTom Navigator 6 and a bunch of junks on it. I don't intend to use TomTom Navigator 6 so if any one wants to buy it, please let me know. TomTom Navigator 6 is sold for $149.99 but you can have it for half the price. The seal of the sotware disc is still unbroken so you know it's has not been activated on my HTC X7500.
I "believe" what you have is that standard DEMO disc. It will give you one local map with the option to "purchase" others...The "Full" version for $149.99 includes the Entire US and Canada!
OK... Good to know that the whole disc is full of junks. I'm glad I wasn't charged for TomTom Navigator 6 when I bought my HTC X7500. So they charge $100 more than the HTC X7501 just for the front camera? I can buy a good real camera for $100. On other note... why the hell does every body say HTC X7500 comes with TomTom Navigator 6? What a bunch of morons!!! A demo disc of TomTom Navigator 6 doesn't mean the HTC X7500 comes with it!!!!
Reference Google Maps.
T Mobile Ameo - Flashed with PK3.0 and Radio 1.50
Installed Google Maps for Mobiles.
and Tracked GPS worked.
Settings on track locations settings :
SET MANUALLY - Checked.
COM4
57600
kindest regards Aamir.
GPS Software GISRUSSA with HTC X7500 (7501)
Anyone use the GPS Software "GISRUSSA" with HTC X7500 (7501)?
link http://www.gisrussa.com/
I recently bought Garmin Mobile XT for my Ameo, it was £49.95 from Expansys and works a treat! it has traffic info, weather, speed cameras etc, nice and easy to use and easy to install, I well pleased with it!
squilla said:
I recently bought Garmin Mobile XT for my Ameo, it was £49.95 from Expansys and works a treat! it has traffic info, weather, speed cameras etc, nice and easy to use and easy to install, I well pleased with it!
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Does it have over legal speed limit warning? If so,does it have facility for user to self enter legal speed limit of any portion of a road, where the map data is incomplete?
google maps will track AND route you
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Does it have over legal speed limit warning? If so,does it have facility for user to self enter legal speed limit of any portion of a road, where the map data is incomplete?
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I have only been around locally so far so i am not sure about the speed limit thing, I will get back to you on it when I have taken it out for a proper run.
Hi, did a search and nothing came up.
But just wondering where can i get the TOMTOM navigation software that works with the TP2 please??
also are there any sites specially for TP2/windows mobile apps??
thanks
AFAIK the Tomtom software is free, you only pay for the maps, but I could be wrong. I'm using 7.915.9196 which is VGA and works fine
I don't think there is any TP2 specific software on the market but there is loads of WM6 stuff
http://www.pocketpcfreeware.com/en/index.php is a place to start and handango
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I'm using 7.915.9196 which is VGA and works fine
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same here, no problems at all. already tookm a trip, relied on it, and trip went perfect
TomTom is shipped with some devices. But it's not freeware!
Beware you don't start talking warez here
TomTom just made TomTom 7 available on their website for PocketPC's.
TomTom works just fine on the Rhodium probably.
no GPS LAG?
TOM TOM software is not free. and will not currently work with TP2. well the home software dont work. So i cant get the map i purchased. And they wont refund as i was not using a licensed version of software so definitely not free and not officially working
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TOM TOM software is not free. and will not currently work with TP2. well the home software dont work. So i cant get the map i purchased. And they wont refund as i was not using a licensed version of software so definitely not free and not officially working
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tom tom navigator works purfect on the TP2, have it on mine
Hi
I Have tomtom 7.450 installed on my tp2 and its working well for me.
yes but are they legal versions and work with the TOMTOm home
I had version 7.910.9185 which didn't install.
I have now installed 7.915.9196 but it is asking to activate the map and wants an activation code.
So I went to ttcode.com to get one and it needs the product code. I can't find the product code anywhere, tomtom.com myorders doesn't mention one and tomtom home just shows the map version.
As far as I can make out from tomtom's help version ttn7 onwards don't use product codes.
So how do I get the activation code?
Contact TomTom about that
tomtom again
Hey guys,
iam new here and from germany.
Last week i got my new TP2 (branded by T-Mobile, now called "MDA Vario V")
i tried to install following versions:
Mod Edit: NO MENTION OF WAREZ PERMITTED
so,
if i install the programm on my "phone-storage" i got the warning "BTTrayCE is not a valiued application..."
if i install it on my sd-card i got NO warnings.
but in every versions i got the problem that the software do not find my extractet maps. I searched for a long time and tried different folders, and now its 11:00PM and i dont have any nerves left
i hope somebody can help me and gimme a detailed instructure how to get my tomtom running.
so far,
mypTx
TomTom questions always walk a thin line with regards to legality. No discussion of maps will be permitted.
Opps sorry never mind
There should be a ttnavigator.bif file on the root of the storage card which you can open up in notepad and find the code in there...I think.
if you have live services like traffic and speed cameras then 7.915 is useless as you cannot enable traffic (bug). There is also a definate lag on the GPS side of things compared to my TYTNII. Tomtom at present do not officially support the TP2, although when i phoned them they were more than happy to assist. TTHome is not worth bothering with till they release a version that is compatible with it. I kept on getting errors about device id not matching even though you select to change it and TomTom had reset my account. Gave up in the end and have copied speed cameras manually and traffic is now working.
Managed to get Tomtom 6 working!
Hi,
Having just bought a Touch Pro 2 sim free - loving the device and just about got it set up the way I like it.
You can indeed install Tomtom 6 on it, but BEFORE you do I highly recommend you install a utility called WVGAFIX3. What it does is allow you to change the resolution on your TP2.
Change it to VGA (640x480), then install and run TomTom. It's a bit of a pain toggling between resolutions at the moment, but once a WVGA version of tomtom is released then problem solved.
Got the radio working thanks to the CAB on here, and the 1% batt driver!
robsamuel2k8 said:
Hi,
Having just bought a Touch Pro 2 sim free - loving the device and just about got it set up the way I like it.
You can indeed install Tomtom 6 on it, but BEFORE you do I highly recommend you install a utility called WVGAFIX3. What it does is allow you to change the resolution on your TP2.
Change it to VGA (640x480), then install and run TomTom. It's a bit of a pain toggling between resolutions at the moment, but once a WVGA version of tomtom is released then problem solved.
Got the radio working thanks to the CAB on here, and the 1% batt driver!
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Why TT6? TT7.915.916 runs great on my Rhodium. No hassle with resolutions or anything.
Hi,
I tried to install TT Nav. 7 on my TP2, but it doesn't seem to work. I get a message dat TT7 is not compatible with my device. How did you guys got it to work?
Dear all,
It is posible to route Tomtom sounds to bluetooth headset or radio cd bt enabled as handsfree (as a phone call, only hear Tomtom when needed and till then carry on listening music)?
Thanks.