Hello!
I have an MDA compact III that i bought at ebay, it had an english ROM so i instaled a ROM with the language of my country. my problem is that i the phone is now missing the Quick GPS application i have searched all over the phone and it isn't there, is there any cab that i can use to instal the Quick GPS?
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hi everyone,
has anyone tried to turn GPS on in Cingular 8525 besides that '$10/month telenav'? 'coz if there's a way then 8525's GPS can be used with Google Map / Microsoft's Live search maps...
Many thanx in advance
- Jags Desai
Any one on GPS on Cingular 8525 ...?
Many Thanx, Jags
i.TrekM5+ Bluetooth GPS
I used the i.TrekM5+ Bluetooth GPS without a Problem in Live Search and Google Maps. Although the Live Search interface was much better.
Instructions on how to setup the device were included with the GPS Receiver manual, but consist on only pairing the devices and selecting the port that will be used for communication.
Then you go into the application and specify which COM port will be used.
I was using ATT 8525 (HTC) with Windows Mobile 5. I have just upgraded my rom to Windows Mobile 6 and haven't tried it out again.
I was looking for any way to bring WM6 to its full capacity, as ATT seem to have stripped a lot out of the OS.
Any suggestions?
jags_fl said:
hi everyone,
has anyone tried to turn GPS on in Cingular 8525 besides that '$10/month telenav'? 'coz if there's a way then 8525's GPS can be used with Google Map / Microsoft's Live search maps...
Many thanx in advance
- Jags Desai
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You need to buy a reciever for gps on the 8525 then go in the registry and enable the gps option.
Hi,
I own an Adapt Bluetooth Keyboard (http://www.pda-parts.nl/images/ADAPT_Compact_S.jpg)
I'd like to use it with my MDA Compact III (HTC P3300) and a MDA Vario (Qtek 9100).
The MDA runs the original T-Mobile ROM (Netherlands) and the Qtek has it's original rom (English).
The problem I have is that although the keyboard works fine on both phones, the keymapping on the MDA is wrong.
For example the ']' and '}' keys produce a ';' and ':'.
The normal characters and numbers work fine it's just some of the special characters.
I thought the problem was related to 'Regional settings' in the configuration screen, but that's not the case.
Does anyone know how to solve this?
Thanks in advance.
Can i use GPS of MDA Compact III on my PC?
i want to use it on google earth
Answer is yes. the MDA Compact III, just like the Artemis can be used as a GPS receiver for clients like laptops and other PDAs equiped with bluetooth. You just need to install a GPS redirector on the MDA so it can broadcast the gps signal to your laptop/pc.
Check out GPS2Blue... works well on my Artemis paired with XDA II...
here's the thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-289211.html
thnx dear i m checking the thread for more help.
after i will ask u if i faced some problem
What software or softwares i will use on PC.
plz give links to me
OziExplorer, IGO 8 demo, Sygic Drive, Garmin Mapsource, ...
Yes of course. And GpsGate is one of many answers.
Regards,
Carlo
how to configure
what software for maps?
pkistani maps
Since I am a new owner of a Diamond from Orange in France I wondered if there was a GPS issue as for the artemis when you have the SPV edition.
Or is the Diamond A-GPS always working??? With any Rom language even if I have the SPV Edition???
Thx a lot.
Regards J.
no problem for me
Thx, but my Tomtom isn't even recognizing an internal GPS. So maybe the pbl lies somewhere else in my case. Not sure though.
Cheers.
Guys,
Is there anyway to my google navigator goes to Brazil portuguese? the app Works only in the stock cel language!
There´s a way to change the app or to change the default language? try morelocale2 but the voice still in the native language!
Just one more question! The GPS conection is BAD! Have other android phones all of then connect well, but one-x is so slow to connect and most of time it neither connect! keeps searching for local for ever!
Please help me! try the best in my English!
thanks.