HobbesIsReal#WP
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I use iNav 3.01 with it at the moment (I will be getting v4 whe I get a 4 gb card and verify for myself it works) and I agree that the speaker is adequate. I use the Jabra 8010 headset and the audio prompted directions comes thru the headset, which is a really nice. I cannot speak for TomTom, but with iNav they have developed a really nice finger friendly interface. You have to be a little more precise when comparing to using it on my PPC-6600, but I have never had any issues at all with it.
I know a lot of people who have a dedicated GPS units that they pack around when on the road in addition to their PDA.....I personally appreciate carrying less and using one device to do it all, but that is simply a personal preference.
MP3 in stereo with the Jabra 8010 is great (in fact I am listening to music with it right now as I am typing this so I could turn off the sat radio so I would disturb my wife working hard on her computer in my office).
I have heard of more challenges than success stories between the Mogul's current BT stack and car / speakerphone BT units. I don't have either one, so cannot comment to much on them.
Within 5 days of owning my Mogul I installed Oxios and have never had any memory issues....unless browsing a lot of graphically intensive websites with IE Mobile (but Opra Mini solved that too).
I certainly have my wish list for the Mogul and my list of "what were they thinking" list....but with weighing out the cons vs the pros, I am happy with the Mogul to get me through until early 2009 when there hopefully be a selection of WiMax phones to choose from.
I know a lot of people who have a dedicated GPS units that they pack around when on the road in addition to their PDA.....I personally appreciate carrying less and using one device to do it all, but that is simply a personal preference.
MP3 in stereo with the Jabra 8010 is great (in fact I am listening to music with it right now as I am typing this so I could turn off the sat radio so I would disturb my wife working hard on her computer in my office).
I have heard of more challenges than success stories between the Mogul's current BT stack and car / speakerphone BT units. I don't have either one, so cannot comment to much on them.
Within 5 days of owning my Mogul I installed Oxios and have never had any memory issues....unless browsing a lot of graphically intensive websites with IE Mobile (but Opra Mini solved that too).
I certainly have my wish list for the Mogul and my list of "what were they thinking" list....but with weighing out the cons vs the pros, I am happy with the Mogul to get me through until early 2009 when there hopefully be a selection of WiMax phones to choose from.