Hi,
i thank many people know the dedicated Navigation Devices, called PNAs (primary selled in europe?).
These Devices are based on Windows CE Core 4.2 with a Navigation Software (Navion, Destinator...).
My question: Is the Software of the Devices kompatibel? Can i install a Navigon Transonic PNA Software on a Bluemedia Destinator Navi? (Same device, also selled from Medion etc.)
Have anybody further informations of these systems and how they work?
Is like these?
Hi there,
Is ur like one of these:
https://www.medionshop.co.uk/?areaI...000000A00004A410A4F713EAE6B87E10000000A00004B
or
www.medion.de
Regards
Related
I'm more believed that it is categorized as a Pocketpc phone instead of a smartphone. (correct ? )
due to the touchscreen compared to the non-touch with smartphone ??
the reason I ask is because I do own a pocketpc (Axim X51V) & also a smartphone (S621 Excalibur ) ...
with many softwares for both devices above & planning to get the Kaiser as well ... so ... which categorize version of software do I install on the Kaiser ??
PocketPC or Smartphone ???
I thought I am sure I knew that it is a "PocketPC" based phone until I saw more then one vendors placed it in the "smartphone area"
...when browsing online vendors, they have displayed the Kaiser in both categories ... The majority of them lean towards PocketPC though
thank for any info
PocketPC
d
More mixed report
Smartphone ??
""What is it: Touchscreen smart phone with GPS, Wi-Fi and HSDPA""
http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/0,39030107,49292552,00.htm
and during the video review ... mentioned that it's a SirfIII chip ...
http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/0,39030108,49292552-1,00.htm
isn't it Qualcomm chip/GPS/CPU ???
UK !!!
its a pocketPC
Hi folks,
which navi software works best with the Wings? Got a bluetooth GPS reciever and I am looking for a navi software. Best would a software made for non-touchscreen devices, so please add in your answers if it is for non-touchscreen models or for emulated touchscreen...
Need european maps...
thanks in advance!
rgds, DeGon
Route 66 Navigate 7
I use this with my Wings
Is it possible to put Route 66 on a 8GB SD card that is also used for other stuff? Or do you have to change SD Cards?
Garmin Xt...
Regards
Dear developers,
The touch diamond would make a great candidate for the Android operating system. Are there some ppl who can make it work for the diamond?
i've tried the Touch Cruise and Kaiser versions, but both of them are not working. Not so suprising, because the chipsets and resolutions are different (and what more..)
A Diamond Android rom would be great!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=402002
Does anyone know how I can update my TomTom software (latest maps, speed cameras) for my Kaiser?
goto the TomTom website and you will find all the info you will need....
I can't seem to find anything about updating a Kaiser on the TomTom website.
Synchronization said:
I can't seem to find anything about updating a Kaiser on the TomTom website.
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TOMTOM is an application. To update, you buy the software and the maps, they send it to you on a disk or SD card and you load it into your phone.
The problem seems to be that there are no more recent maps (and software) since TomTom doesn't know if they want to continue or not to provide "PDA" updates, except for some OEM deals like HTC. Did you read this long thread ? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=401679
TomTom only officially sell TomTom 6 for Windows Mobiles devices. With this you are limited to version 6.x maps. TomTom have updated the software to version 7 - latest is 7.910(9185) - however this isn't commercially available but is packaged by some carriers into their ROMs for two HTC devices; the Touch Diamond and Touch Pro. Only these two devices are officially supported by TomTom for Navigator 7, both these devices are VGA as well. If you go to TomTom's MapShop website and select 'NAVIGATOR 7' as your version you are then prompted with a list of different carriers devices - only HTC Touch Diamond and Touch Pro varients are listed.
What has happened since is Navigator 7 has been ripped from these devices (and TomTom's website) and backward engineered to work on other devices (VGA & QVGA) and then repackaged into installable .cab files (check the long thread in the previous reply for links to the .cabs, there are several floating around). This will get you the actual TomTom Navigator 7 application installed, however it is pretty useless without a map and the only 'official' way to get a map is via the TomTom Home application. Unfortunately this is where it all falls down as there is no legal way to download a map or activate it for your 'unsupported' device. A bit of a chicken-and-egg situation...
Without detailing anything or posting links there are other sites that have 'advice' and downloads to allow you to install the latest maps to your Kaiser running the latest Navigator. Latest maps are version 8.15, however there are sub-versions that are not compatible with all devices or software versions.
Andy
That sounds about right.
Although I'd add that TomTom won't tell you that this is what they've done. Here's my story.
I went to the US recently on business and needed to drive, so I bought a copy of TomTom's US map online. After a lot of idiotic argy-bargy and toing and froing with their support department, it emerged that TomTom Navigator 6 (the latest version that works in WinMob smartphones as opposed to their own devices) is supported by the map. Nowhere on the site was this made clear. Yet, as a registered, legitimate user, TomTom's systems know I have Nav 6 running on a PDA.
It also appears that tech support for Nav 6 is negligible (although I suspect from the backwash I picked up from other users, this isn't a software version problem but a systemic problem), as the company is not developing the WinMob version any further - probably down to the cost of supporting users as a result of it's awful support department...
Cutting it short, I eventually extracted both an admission that all the above was the case and a refund, but it was painful and took a fortnight, by which time I was in the US, without a map...
Morning all,
I've got my hands on something for testing but I just gone and confused myself between CE and WinMo...
Has anyone here heard of Maplins MID? (It's not a phone, just a Mobile Internet Device using WiFi) It's correct / device id is A10JQ MID and can be found on google for full specs... only costs £70 though.
My question to pose to all the brains on XDA Developers: What can be done to upgrade a device like this?
It comes with some reasonable features, but is no where near as powerful as a decent WinMo phone like my HTC Touch. I have developed some stupid little apps using .NET and despite getting .NET CF to install on the device, it still won't run the .NET mobile apps.
Is there somewhere I can look at information for ripping / modifying the ROM like I do with my phone?
Specs-wise, it's very similar to the HTC Magician (M500) but with a better screen (it has the same SIP/Keyboard). Obviously there's no GSM hardware but that seems to make the device quicker to operate.
The WiFi may have been an after thought; there's an expansion slot for SD-Cards which I am using for storage, however there is no other visible slot, yet the WiFi is powered by a SD-IO card (presumably internal). The annoying part is that the WiFi is switched off by default, and there's a fumbled routine for switching it back on using the device's 'custom' menu system. Windows CE has it's own controls to do this but there's no menus. (Think parents trying to use this thing).
Any thoughts you guys have would be appreciated. Has anyone else got one yet and found what's compatible / or not?
Thanks,
I have heard of it.
Is it win ce core?
It wont run many apps
flyboy
CE Core?
It's definitely not as good as the 6.5 ROM on my touch hd, but whats confusing me is that some of the pieces of software on there are much more advanced than the older CE devices that I've got. The system properties say:
- Microsoft Windows CE Version 5.00 (Build 1400)
- Processor Type: Telechips, ARM926-TCC79X
It's got plenty of RAM for a mobile internet browser, and browses the Internet quicker than my touch hd... well it brings the pages up quicker! It has no flash video support but uses core player to allow some access to you tube.
I read up mostly on developing my devices using .NET - from what I got; Windows Mobile is a 'fork' version of CE developed mainly with mobile GSM/Wireless devices in mind, but is compatible with CE applications. The compatibility implications are mostly to do with form-factors (layout). But I've found that I can't even get Total Commander to work!
I would just like to update to something more compatible / customisable... I suppose that's just the developer in me?
erm...
windows mobile is based on ce.
Is it that you want to run different apps on the device?
flyboy
Hy!
I think its an normal Windows CE like it runs on thousends of PNA devices.....the only Diffrerence is that the Mapplin is "DesktopFree" by default....( you can also make every WinCE PNA "DesktopFree" )......
So in Google you can find a lot of Software (Apps) for Windows CE......
MFG
Wwesome price for a device like this, i wish they sold it here