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yes correct agreeded with bro tuah,, my recommendation is Nokia N82+ GMXT +garmin 10X,
its works beaytiful

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In the meantime still like my iphone

cheers

In that case, get yoursef a standalone GPSr like Nuvi (automotive), or eTrex/GPSMap (rugged handheld).

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Hey check this out...
http://www.gomite.com/faq_wifi.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6bC1MIhn44

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brudder... great to note that new unit however.. that background music truly is a PainnnN But not yr fault I know...


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Is there any mapking for iphone?

The answer is No.

If I am not wrong, the Apple iPhone works on AGPS thus network dependent to extract maps into cache.

And until there is a firmware update, the so called Bluetooth feature works only on Bluetooth Headsets for calls thus you cannot use 3rd party GPS module.

http://navimatics.com/iphone120.aspx

Since NOAA vector charts can be used, it seems it should be possible to make an application that reads "garmin" format maps also. Maybe a solution will come from the russian creators of alternative apps for windows mobile (I.e the author of GPSmapedit & Co.)

So far, there isn't much hope yet for a road navigation app with lock on road, but already an application which allows one to see one's position on marine charts and topo maps would be great.

It's OT but cool, go to their OnLine maps and download US chart overlays to Google Earth. As you zoom in along the coasts, the charts appear (on desktop). Don't think the iPhone 3G Google earth app handles that yet.

There is no reason to believe that Garmin will provide a reader for its format on the iPhone, since that would decrease interest in their own Nuviphone.

So far, I haven't seen anything published on apps for reading img maps. It is possible that img format maps could be converted into formats that can be read by eg the Navimatics app but that seems to be a clumsy solution.

Another company, Navionics, is maker of the well known navionics vector charts use in many marine plotters. They announce iphone apps as coming soon:

http://navionics.com/Mobile.asp

navionics won an award at Mets for their smartphone chart application

http://navionics.com/Headlines_08.asp

and, as mentioned, they've posted a free viewer and map on Itunes under navionics.

These two examples show that it's feasible to view and use vector maps on the iPhone. Actually, the free navionics map of Italy looks pretty much like a garmin map. Mapping data for land is from Tele Atlas.

Then of course, Tom Tom had a road navigation application ready in July but was rejected by Apple.

JL
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iPhone 3G, iQue 3600, Loox 560, Garmin 60 CSX etc.

The increasing band of iphone users here would be happy to hear that Jonasolof

i happen to see a guy running garmin on his iphone

can't belive it but it's working, anybody know about this?