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  • I like to geo cache, I got my handheld from gpssatnavreviews (.) com

  • Hi Ricard,

    I saw your video and the tomtom work fine white out schokking moves.

    I olso have a tytn2

    can you please tel me how the tomtom works whit out sokking moves thank you

  • can anyone guide me how to get the europe maps for my HTC p3600. I already have singapore maps but I need Europe maps.

  • Would the same configuration work on tomtom 7????

  • Yep, I've actually upgraded mine a couple of weeks ago :)

  • when using tom tom 6 on my HTC my battery runs dead even if i plug it in on the ligher and the battery goes hot

    does anyone else have this problem

  • I recently noticed that when charging in the car (using a standard TomTom One cable) that it didn't seem to be charging properly. After a while the orange charging light goes go out and the phone feels hot. After some investigation is seems that the cable is wired slightly different to a standard mini usb cable hence the problem. The only solution is to modify the cable (sorry, don't know full details) or buy a genuine HTC car cable. I have just ordered one today so will report back!

  • hello...i just got tytn ii yesterday, but theres no tomtom sofware with it...could u tell where to download it?

  • tomtom website, its called navigator 6. depends what country your in but for usa & canada, its about $70usd

  • guys how do u find ur gps setting like the signals??? cuz i have tom tom but when run it it says waiting for a valid gps signal! and it doesnt do anything!!! i dunno how to run the built-in GPS! any idea??? thanks

  • Hi

    In TomTom, the following settings should work.

    Go into "preferences" and select "gps receiver". Press "configure", choose "Other NMEA GPS receiver"

    Select a baud rate of "9600"

    Select "COM4"

    TomTom should then connect to the GPS receiver. You can tell if it has connected even if it doesn't have a satellite lock as the round icon at the top right will spin.

    Hope this helps

    Richard

  • i tried but stil not work

    rite now i m currently in vancouver bc canada

    and my phone settings are 4800 and com4

    i did wut u told me but couldn work

    awhhhh

    u installed quick gps rite richard?

    jacky

  • hi i m a user of this tytn II i wana ask what model of receiver did u choose when they ask u about what u r using i cnt get gps going

    thanks

    jacky

  • Hi

    In TomTom, the following settings should work.

    Go into "preferences" and select "gps receiver". Press "configure", choose "Other NMEA GPS receiver"

    Select a baud rate of "9600"

    Select "COM4"

    TomTom should then connect to the GPS receiver. You can tell if it has connected even if it doesn't have a satellite lock as the round icon at the top right will spin.

    Hope this helps

    Richard

  • im so excited now thanx for this review

  • great video!does it use the gprs and if so does it cost to use it cos ive got satnav software on my satnav that i can put on my xda stellar(if its free)thanks!

  • It uses the built in GPS receiver of the phone and I have a copy of TomTom for my pocket PC that installed and runs great on the phone as you can see!

  • im the same ive got a acer satnav with software so if i installed it would it cost me to use it do you know

  • i got tomtom now cos its a lot better than the software on my satnav :)

  • Where can I get one and how much does it cost. Thanks! Nice!

  • I got mine as a free upgrade with my contract renewal with Orange. Hope this helps!

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