
I snapped a screen shot of maemo mapper downloading… and then uploaded to Flickr from the N800!
If you have a bluetooth GPS (I use the Nokia LD-1W) you can get a mobile GPS with Google Maps running pretty easily. The main limitations are the speed of your connection (you download as you go, but can save for future reference) and the strength of your GPS.
I believe a SIRF III device would connect much more quickly than my current GPS, but it works VERY well once it’s active and in sight. It took stopping the car for Maemo Mapper to agree the GPS found us, but from looking at the screenshot Maemo Mapper was tracking my course anyway… very slick.
Technorati Tags: Google Maps, GPS, Maemo Mapper, N-Series, N770, N800, Nokia, Navigation













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1 atmaspheric | endeavors » Nokia N800 - Maemo Mapper // Feb 2, 2007 at 8:58 pm
[...] I had posted a screenshot of Maemo Mapper earlier this week, but thought it might be quite a bit more interesting to see it in action. I was successful in configuring three different map sources - Google Maps (Streets and Satellite), Virtual Earth (Streets and Satellite) and Terraserver. There are differences between all of them: [...]
2 DLFP: GNOME et Ubuntu pour l'informatique mobile et embarquée // May 7, 2007 at 5:16 am
3 U.S. Gps With Maemo Mapper - Dogpile Web Search // Dec 7, 2007 at 2:58 pm
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