Yes, Mobile Geo does use Sendero SDK, which makes most features similar to Sendero GPS for BrailleNote. It is up to SDK holders to make user interface for features, which means there may or may not be more, same or fewer features. Commands and way information is presented is completely different, but is the Mobile Speak and Windows Mobile look and feel. Maps and POIs are exactly the same, given they are running same SDK version. Sendero Group develops for Sendero GPS for BrailleNote first then makes SDK, which Codefactory, HIMS and Freedom Scientific can take to incorporate it into an update. Kevin Sent from my iPhone On Jul 13, 2010, at 11:21 PM, "jason smith" <thisisjj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi list, > I am still wanting some information on Mobile Geo compared to the standard > Sendaro Product. For example, as I understand it. Mobile Geo is produced by > Code Factory for Windows mobile phones. And uses MobileSpeak as the > screenreader for the phone. However, it runs the Sendaro SDK for the GPS > function of Mobile Geo. Is the SDK used the same program as that used on the > Braillenote etc? Or is it completely different? Basically I am wanting to > know, if we get exactly the same function and features as the GPS system run > on the Braillenote etc? And if so, does that also mean learning a whole new > type of commands as with the Braillenote? Or do we still employ the usual > Windows way of thinking? > > Thanks Jason