02-29-2008, 08:14 PM
I'd like to use Bluetooth.
The device does not have Wi-Fi but it does have web access. Google Maps comes on it, and I've used it a bunch on my previous Windows Mobile phone. I don't care that much about GPS, but I hear it does do navigation based on cell phone tower triangulation.
Mark/Space, the makers of "The Missing Sync" is the name of the company that I described in this thread: http://forums.macresource.com/read/1/439...msg-439293
I had their product for Windows Mobile. They offered a refund for me, but not to any other users who complained about the same problem. (And they say no one else has complained which means either they're not being honest or they removed the posts from their forum and the person responding didn't know that.) I'm not sure what the next step is for me, but I'm avoiding them as much as I can. They are pretty much standing behind that the marketing material on their site was written a year+ before Leopard's release and that they couldn't have known if it would be Leopard compatible or not until Leopard was released. Then version 4 of their software was released after Leopard was originally slated for release so they only updated it for Leopard.
The device does not have Wi-Fi but it does have web access. Google Maps comes on it, and I've used it a bunch on my previous Windows Mobile phone. I don't care that much about GPS, but I hear it does do navigation based on cell phone tower triangulation.
Mark/Space, the makers of "The Missing Sync" is the name of the company that I described in this thread: http://forums.macresource.com/read/1/439...msg-439293
I had their product for Windows Mobile. They offered a refund for me, but not to any other users who complained about the same problem. (And they say no one else has complained which means either they're not being honest or they removed the posts from their forum and the person responding didn't know that.) I'm not sure what the next step is for me, but I'm avoiding them as much as I can. They are pretty much standing behind that the marketing material on their site was written a year+ before Leopard's release and that they couldn't have known if it would be Leopard compatible or not until Leopard was released. Then version 4 of their software was released after Leopard was originally slated for release so they only updated it for Leopard.