Hi. I recently bought a Samsung i617 BlackJack II, which is a smartphone running Windows Mobile 6.1. It has a built in GPS which works great. Now I want my Nokia N800 to recognize it as an external bluetooth GPS. I read that with a Nokia N95 its possible using an application called ExtGPS from Symartic. But I can't use that app with my phone. Is there any other way to do this?, has anybody tried to do it with a windows mobile smartphone?

Thanks in advance

I suggest you post your questions in a forum for windows mobile devices as your problem has nothing to do with nokia internet tablets.

Yeah, look on WinMo forums on how to export NEMA data from your phone via bluetooth.

Looks promising: http://franson.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3968

Thanks Thesanlord, I will look into that. Too bad the link you posted is only for pocket PC and not for smartphones, so it won't work with my phone.

have you tried it? wm pocket pc and smartphone are nearly the same, with the exception of touch screen in the smartphone. it should still work though

Yes I tried it just in case, it installed just fine but when I tried to run it it said that this program doesn't work on smartphones or devices running windows mobile 6 standard.

Hi guys. Any news about this?. I downloaded and tried minigpsd with no luck. I can't get this thing to work. Any ideas?, I really need this.

Thanks