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Turn Your Cell Phone Into a GPS - GlobalSat BT-359 Cell Phone Bluetooth GPS Receiver $25 Shipped @ 1 sale.
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BT-359C (28.44kB)
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Reviews on this are very good

linky


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givin it a shot, thanks OP


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This seems to be a nice price. Thanks Butcherboy.

Quick question, don't cell phones already have GPS built in? I have an HTC Touch Pro that I used as a GPS today. Is there a benfit to using this as well?


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What's the difference between this and a standard bluetooth GPS receiver? Is it just 'marketed' differently as being a "Cell Phone" BT receiver?

Message edited by: jplee3 on 2009-07-06 00:17:55 CDT
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In 4 1 thanks OP


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I am not quite sure how it works, Do you need a data package? Using thing would incur data charges with cell carrier ?


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does it work with iPhone 2G?


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Can this work on any netbook?


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This should provide location information (latitude, longitude, altitude) to any device (e.g. laptop, netbook, cell phone, PDA, etc) that can connect to this using bluetooth. However, to make use of the location information, you need some software on the device, such as a navigation program, Google maps for mobile, etc.

If you have a cell phone that has bluetooth and has the capability to connect to this device, then you can use a navigation software on your cellphone to find your way around. Most entry-level cellphones do not have this capability even if they have bluetooth (which they only use to connect to headphones). Phones that run Windows mobile or blackberry or Symbian S60 might be able to use this device. However, you need a navigation program on your phone. If you have Google Maps for Mobile (which needs a data plan to work), it can use this too.


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microkelvin said:Can this work on any netbook?

It should.


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You need a GPS software on your phone though. I am using iGo8 which is great.


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steelycat said:This seems to be a nice price. Thanks Butcherboy.

Quick question, don't cell phones already have GPS built in? I have an HTC Touch Pro that I used as a GPS today. Is there a benfit to using this as well?

I can't imagine there would be any advantage. My Mogul's internal GPS works quite well actually and a lot of cell phones have GPS built in (including your Touch Pro). A quick check on eBay shows this item is readily available for a little over $30 shipped. So the price is definitely good, but not nearly as amazing as they'd like you to believe.

Please remember, you'll still need software if you get this.

Message edited by: hpmax on 2009-07-06 01:18:19 CDT
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thewingthing said:...If you have Google Maps for Mobile (which needs a data plan to work), it can use this too.

so you mean it's compatible with Iphone?


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It works perfectly with a Dell Axim X51v if anyone's looking into that combo.


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aido said:thewingthing said:...If you have Google Maps for Mobile (which needs a data plan to work), it can use this too.

so you mean it's compatible with Iphone?

I thought the Iphone had crippled bluetooth that doesn't allow it to do anything?


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Site is hanging. Wonder what's going on?
Definitely a good deal.

I guess some people could foresee the end of GPS devices like such since almost all smartphones will have GPS built-in in the future. Plus GPS Units for Cars are getting cheaper too.

Message edited by: wildbottom on 2009-07-06 05:07:43 CDT
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Didnt verizon "TURN OFF" the GPS so we would have to pay for it? This might be a way to get around it.


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Oh yeah, forgot about the crooks who disable features on the Phones.

Message edited by: wildbottom on 2009-07-06 05:04:35 CDT
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