On Jun 11, 2009, at 1:07 PM, Brent Harding wrote:
> They didn't say that in the presentation. I guess someone like
> Sendero could do this as nobody said Tom Tom will be accessible for
> us or even work for walking routes. Whoever takes this one on will
> also likely have to make Bluetooth drivers for external GPS
> receivers since the kind in most phones won't register movement less
> than 5 miles an hour. I would believe that as I tried the trial of
> Mobile Geo on my Sprint Mogul, and just sitting still the current
> location drifted until it became unknown. Even the first fix was off
> by at least several blocks.
>
At this point, we have no idea whether or not Tomtom will be
accessible. It may or may not be, but I see no reason to assume
without finding out.
The iPhone has GPS, so as I stated previously, if Google Maps or
Tomtom do not suffice, I'm sure some developer will come forward
witha more robust application that will do what is needed.
Josh de Lioncourt
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