I use the Nokia LD-3W which is a SiRF chipset, but there's no display
and no way to select options I'm aware of...
Maemo is OK for me... My main issue is retaining the GPS connection --
not to mention the cellular connection around my house as there are
big dark areas without coverage.
I wish
ext Brenton Bills [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well there has been a bit of talk on WIFI power usage for the N800,
just wondering if it uses less power than bluetooth or the same or
what?
When there's no data to transfer, Bluetooth with a DUN connection
established (ie. GPRS) consumes slightly
FWIW, my globalsat BT-359 GPS linked via bluetooth to my N800 running
maemo mapper on during a whole Paris-Toulouse-Castres TGV (high speed
train) trip ran on one charge taking 19910 data points from
2007-04-06T08:25:02+02:00 to 2007-04-06T15:11:46+02:00 so a bit less
than 7 hours, resulting .gpx
Hello,
I just had a trip to Frankfurt for my company and took the N800 with me. I
used it to map the road and a colleague used it to browse the web for a
second (ebay). I looked at the screen from time to time, ... The trip took
around 3 hours, but I also used it during the evening to get
were you downloading maps on the go over cellular or had you cached in advance?
I find Maemo (or perhaps my GPS) seems to think I am moving at times
when I am sitting still -- like at my desk. With tracks on, I can see
my location float a bit... otherwise, it's a very cool program.
On
Greetings folks,
Well there has been a bit of talk on WIFI power usage for the N800,
just wondering if it uses less power than bluetooth or the same or
what? Also wondering if the N800 can listen to bluetooth requests
while in sleep mode or if that would just kill the battery too quick
or even
