Any GPS software out there for the N95 that can tell you where Speed Cameras are when you are driving??
I know TomTom can do it, but i have send an e-mail to TomTom and ask them about it they said it still does not support N95 yet....
GPS Software for N95
Patience is a virtue! 😊
CoPilot - Apparently at the PocketGPSWorld show they said N95 internal GPS support was coming very soon, maybe within 2 weeks. They even had a demo of it running on the N95. They will be busting a gut to beat TomTom to it, especially as T-Mobile will be doing their usual CoPilot bundle deals.
TomTom - Internal GPS support coming at some point, but no indication of when. But my guess is it will be in the next month or two but you never know.
I strongly suspect that TomTom are not in a rush to simply patch the existing version - It's no great secret that cracked versions of TomTom are all over the net, so i think they will be trying to upgrade it to a more secure version first and try and avoid the inevitable free-for-all. They will also be trying to optimise usage of the internal GPS, which is not as good as the Sirf III chip or others that are pretty much standard these days. The N95 GPS is not as quick or accurate, so they will have to make sure it's running smoothly unless they want a PR disaster. Even with a top end Holux Sirf Star III unit, i have had TomTom make some pretty big mistakes (such as locking me onto the wrong road, which was running next to the one i was on). A Sat Nav is only as good as the data being feed to it by the GPS receiver.
After using the Nokias own GPS software I've kinda come accustomed to it now!
Would the TOMTOM software be better do you think!?:con?
stephanbee wrote:After using the Nokias own GPS software I've kinda come accustomed to it now!Would the TOMTOM software be better do you think!?:con?
Only about 10 times better.
autopilot wrote:Only about 10 times better.
Has anyone use Route 66 yet??? Are they any good???
Does it give you speed camera and red light camera warning????