According to the specifications, the screen resolution is 800 X 400 and the size is 3.7 inches. It's an AMOLED display that is very bright and crisp with 16M colors. You can see it in the sunlight

Great to know there's another phone that works! I'm glad you remembered the left/right arrow keys and managed to find them on the soft keyboard. Do you happen to know what the screen resolution is

I had APRSISCE working nicely on a Verizon Samsung Omnia phone. It had a little button you could use to navigate around which worked perfectly for zooming and changing the density of the map. I

I actually tried this this morning and unfortunately there is a snag with trying to use OS maps as they do not seem to be aligned in the same direction as the maps APRSISCE uses. It is probably

warpedspeed wrote: As a stationary user, you might want to go into Configure / Genius and set the Min Time to something like 300, 600, or 900 seconds. Otherwise, when the GPS drifts...oh wait, you

Well I am only a week late to this... But I just got the latest installed on my old T-Mobile MDA (Wizard 200), and this is good stuff Lynn! I am actually on the map now without the GPS and the

I have uncovered, and hopefully fixed, two problems in the Windows Mobile client. These fixes will be released relatively soon, but I'm hoping to get one or two more things from my (newly updated)

Julian/Colin, g4ilo wrote: When I get to the task about adopting UI-View-formatted and pinned map displays, I can support a "priority" setting on those. If the priority is set higher than whatever I

Hi Julian, I was thinking along exactly the same lines and about to ask the same questions. 73, Colin M6XSD.

This is interesting info. What I would like to do is to replace some of the highest resolution tiles with scanned images from Ordnance Survey maps showing contours, footpaths etc. I don't know how

andbart2000 wrote: Actually, I didn't actually see a ping-pong, but noticed that his single -SSID was sometimes beaconing as APWM00 (Windows Mobile) and other times as APWW00 (Win32). At least, I

I was going through my buffered e-mail building up my ToDo list (it is HUGE) and saw this old gem. Don't know if I answered it before, but here goes (again). g4ilo wrote: The vertical bar on the

Lynn, thanks for suggestions, I've sent email to Wlodek SP9MZM with that explanation. I'm not sure, whether he was connected only to the server or the ping-pong effect came from activity on RF, i.e.

m6xsd wrote: Interesting idea. I'll put it on the ToDo list and see what I can do. Watch for it in some future release notes because I might not remember who it was that has the environment to

Thanks Lynn, Yep,I understood all that. I think I'd worked it out anyway, just needed you to confirm it. But, I have a problem in that my iPaq seems to be changing it's mind as to what it calls the

m6xsd wrote: When you first installed the client, it should have prompted for the location of the OSMTiles directory tree. At that point, you could put it anywhere, but since you've already fetched

Hi Lynn, You said: "And finally, if any of you actually do this procedure, let me know how it works out when you go Internet-less. My son, KJ4DXK, is planning to run in this mode with his home-brew

In a car. I normally have my igate running but been having some internet trouble. Should have it a running full time by the end of the weekend. How do I save maps. So I don't have to have a data

Bradley Haney wrote: Thanks for the kind words. I've seen your snowmobile running around and tried to send a message to you the other morning, but apparently there's no bi-directional IGates in your

Lynn, your software is awesome. Been using in my. Old hp travel companion and kenwood d700. Works wonders. I have a bluetooth. Serial adapter plugged into the radio. So its all wireless. One