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12-04-2007, 07:37 PM
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That's pretty darn cool. 
However, you should be running Garmin Mobile XT on it instead of TomTom (bleck!
) as that way you could have your very own MINI cruising around on the nav screen just like this:
Garmin Mobile XT is available for all Windows Mobile devices (including those with a built-in GPS receiver).
However, you should be running Garmin Mobile XT on it instead of TomTom (bleck!
) as that way you could have your very own MINI cruising around on the nav screen just like this:Garmin Mobile XT is available for all Windows Mobile devices (including those with a built-in GPS receiver).
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That's pretty darn cool.
However, you should be running Garmin Mobile XT on it instead of TomTom (bleck!) as that way you could have your very own MINI cruising around on the nav screen just like this:
Garmin Mobile XT is available for all Windows Mobile devices (including those with a built-in GPS receiver).
However, you should be running Garmin Mobile XT on it instead of TomTom (bleck!
) as that way you could have your very own MINI cruising around on the nav screen just like this:Garmin Mobile XT is available for all Windows Mobile devices (including those with a built-in GPS receiver).
Personally I prefer TomTom (I can manipulate it with my finger !)
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