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how do we manage favourites..cant seem to delete them or change home address?? think i,ll prob start new thread for problems and workarounds?
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2010-03-18
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Originally Posted by dread123
Manage POI -> Delete POI -> favorites
how do we manage favourites..cant seem to delete them or change home address??
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2010-03-18
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Now , with Sygic on the 5800 I`ve downloaded custom mp3 files for the speed cameras warnings ( instead of beeping, I`ve replaced the beep sound of the 30,40,50,60,70 mile warnings with actual voices saying 'thirty,fourty,.....' instead).I then went into the POI settings and manually replaced the beep sound with the mp3s.Can we do the same here?Can anyone check this?
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2010-03-18
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Originally Posted by sophocha
This is an N900 my friend, running Linux, where there is a will there is a developer willing to help. What you ask should be pretty easy to do.
Now , with Sygic on the 5800 I`ve downloaded custom mp3 files for the speed cameras warnings ( instead of beeping, I`ve replaced the beep sound of the 30,40,50,60,70 mile warnings with actual voices saying 'thirty,fourty,.....' instead).I then went into the POI settings and manually replaced the beep sound with the mp3s.Can we do the same here?Can anyone check this?
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2010-03-18
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Originally Posted by rash.m2k
I know its easy.We just replace the factory waves with mp3s.Just need someone to confirm its working
This is an N900 my friend, running Linux, where there is a will there is a developer willing to help. What you ask should be pretty easy to do.
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2010-03-18
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Originally Posted by Jaco2k
My experience this morning was that it did indeed start out like that, but that it improved over the course of five minutes. Even at its worst it allowed navigation within a small village. My guess is that when the gps fix is imprecise (big circle if you use Google Maps) it errs on the side of assuming you're further back than you are, but as it refines the fix it gets more accurate. After five minutes it was showing me passing side streets at exactly the same time that I actually was.
What me (and I bet a gazillion more people...) are waiting to know is: How does it perform when navigating?
Lately Nokia devices have been laggy when Navigating (i.e. The position on the map is always several meters behind the actual position). This is more noticeable when driving slow inside the town and is enough bad that you will miss your turn.
How is the performance while driving? Anyone?
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2010-03-18
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Originally Posted by sophocha
There are some MP3 files, should be easy to replace.
I know its easy.We just replace the factory waves with mp3s.Just need someone to confirm its working
On another note it's nice to have this on the N900, now I only need MMS support and video calling and java support. Then I can sell my N95 8GB.
N900 has enough horsepower for it not to be laggy
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2010-03-18
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Originally Posted by jutl
Maaaan, I don't want to get too excited but it seems like this app is completing the N900 to be an all-on-one device finaly (well at least for me), if only nokia started to support it in the proper way as they suppose to do it.
My experience this morning was that it did indeed start out like that, but that it improved over the course of five minutes. Even at its worst it allowed navigation within a small village. My guess is that when the gps fix is imprecise (big circle if you use Google Maps) it errs on the side of assuming you're further back than you are, but as it refines the fix it gets more accurate. After five minutes it was showing me passing side streets at exactly the same time that I actually was.
I will now officially stop whining, 'cause now I don't really care whether Nokia is going to improve anything at all or not.
Have a good one guys
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2010-03-18
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....also, what format extension are the maemo maps?Just to see if they are compatible with Symbian.Sygic says otherwise but I don`t believe them 
If they are .mlm files I bet they are compatible!
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If they are .mlm files I bet they are compatible!
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loads very quick. gps also only a few seconds indoor.
had a quick drive, lock was great no delay or lag noticed.
I also had sygic on my n97, this is much faster and responsive.
kudos to sygic