[gps-talkusers] Sendero GPS on mainstream PocketPC Devices?
- From: "Bryan Smart" <bryansmart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 13:23:19 -0500
Hi everyone from a returning list member. Haven't been on the GPS-Talks
Users list since 2002 or so when I owned the PC version of GPS-Talks.
I hope that this request has not been beaten to death. I've already
searched with Google as much as I can.
Can anyone tell me of any plans to get GPS-Talk/Sendero GPS to run on a
PocketPC device other than the BrailleNotes? I really hope that this is
in the works.
I currently have an HTC Kaiser, which is a very high end PDA phone.
Windows Mobile 6, 400mHz processor, 128MB of RAM, 8GB flash, 3G cellular
data, and, most importantly, an integrated GPS receiver. I love
everything that I've seen about the user interface and performance of
Sendero's solution, but I just can't imagine running it on a BrailleNote
with an external GPS. I already have full pockets, and hauling around a
pack with additional gear just isn't going to work. Plus, the mainstream
PDAs are so cheap and powerful now, that they should be able to run this
software. And who wouldn't want GPS on a phone-sized PDA that is always
in their pocket?
If nothing is in the works, what is needed? Money? Programming
assistance?
Wayfinder Access is kind of what I want, but the user interface in that
application just doesn't have the power of the solutions that I've seen
from Sendero.
Does anyone have any news or rumors to share?
Bryan
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