srivaths srinivasan wrote: > That really sucks, as I would like to have it on my 680. Backward > compatibility was once Palm's strengths, but now I guess ... > >
I thought this kind of location technology only works on CDMA phones. If I'm right about that, then it couldn't possibly work on the 680 (which is GSM). My personal preference would be to be able to link an external GPS receiver to Google Maps. That way I could by the receiver for $75 or so, and not have to fork over a couple hundred more dollars for the maps. Anybody know if this is possible? Sam > On Dec 6, 2007 8:07 AM, L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> Palm to Support Google Maps My Location After All >> >> http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/8094/palm-to-support-google-maps-my-location-after-all/ >> >> I noticed this on a blog post - that Google's GPS-less GPS service was >> going to be implemented by Palm, but only for the Centro? Anyone else >> hear about this? I think it's kinda crappy for them to not address old >> phones - although with my 700p's mic crapping out, I'm not exactly >> sure if I won't switch to a Centro soon. >> >> >> > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
