Mnogi i ne znaju da su kao vlasnici Symbian mobilnog telefona na samo 50% od total solution za GPS navigaciju!Obzirom da su GPS Bluetooth uredjaji dostigli cenu od oko 100 eur i da ih ima kod nas,GPS nikada nije bio pristupacniji!
Kakva su vasa iskustva,koji softver koristite?Ja sam isprobao na 6600,6630,6680,9300,9500,n70,uz TomTom i mape Istocne Evrope,na kojima smo i mi detaljno nacrtani,to radi fenomenalno!
Symbian telefon kao mocni GPS uredjaj
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Symbian deo foruma posvećen je uopštenoj priči o svemu vezanom za operativni sistem.
Ukoliko želite da pogledate teme vezane za određeni model telefona, možete to uraditi preko sledećih prečica:
● Nokia ● Samsung ● Sony Ericsson ●
Symbian deo foruma posvećen je uopštenoj priči o svemu vezanom za operativni sistem.
Ukoliko želite da pogledate teme vezane za određeni model telefona, možete to uraditi preko sledećih prečica:
● Nokia ● Samsung ● Sony Ericsson ●
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Ostic, misliš GPS? Global Position System, a ne General Package Radio Service?
Skini TomTom, Route66, ili nešto slično, ali ti je definitivno potreban BT GPS uređaj, jer ga sigurno nemaš. A sledeći put malo pročešljaj slične teme, što važi i za ivchu76, a ne da otvaraš novu.
Nastavite na: viewtopic.php?t=5911&highlight=GPS
A što se tiče toga da će taj uređaj da bude ozbiljan, voleo bih da vidim tvoj izraz lica kada bi video koliko vremena treba Nokiji da izračuna rutu, recimo od (ozbiljno odrađenih gradova) neke adrese u Berlinu do neke u Parizu, u odnosu na neki ozbiljan solo GPS: 2-sata (provereno na iPaq-u na Armu 400MHz) na prema 30 sec.(provereno na GPS-u ugrađenom u kola, zaboravio sam firmu). Još je veća razlika kad je telefon u pitanju jer je to onda Arm 220Mhz vs. Risc 900MHz.
Da ne bi bilo pitanja na temu šta je tu šta evo objašnjenja:
Pronounced risk, acronym for reduced instruction set computer, a type of microprocessor that recognizes a relatively limited number of instructions. Until the mid-1980s, the tendency among computer manufacturers was to build increasingly complex CPUs that had ever-larger sets of instructions. At that time, however, a number of computer manufacturers decided to reverse this trend by building CPUs capable of executing only a very limited set of instructions. One advantage of reduced instruction set computers is that they can execute their instructions very fast because the instructions are so simple. Another, perhaps more important advantage, is that RISC chips require fewer transistors, which makes them cheaper to design and produce. Since the emergence of RISC computers, conventional computers have been referred to as CISCs (complex instruction set computers).
A Arm spada u CISC procesore, jer u isto vreme obrađuje i operativni sistem.
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Skini TomTom, Route66, ili nešto slično, ali ti je definitivno potreban BT GPS uređaj, jer ga sigurno nemaš. A sledeći put malo pročešljaj slične teme, što važi i za ivchu76, a ne da otvaraš novu.
Nastavite na: viewtopic.php?t=5911&highlight=GPS
A što se tiče toga da će taj uređaj da bude ozbiljan, voleo bih da vidim tvoj izraz lica kada bi video koliko vremena treba Nokiji da izračuna rutu, recimo od (ozbiljno odrađenih gradova) neke adrese u Berlinu do neke u Parizu, u odnosu na neki ozbiljan solo GPS: 2-sata (provereno na iPaq-u na Armu 400MHz) na prema 30 sec.(provereno na GPS-u ugrađenom u kola, zaboravio sam firmu). Još je veća razlika kad je telefon u pitanju jer je to onda Arm 220Mhz vs. Risc 900MHz.
Da ne bi bilo pitanja na temu šta je tu šta evo objašnjenja:
Pronounced risk, acronym for reduced instruction set computer, a type of microprocessor that recognizes a relatively limited number of instructions. Until the mid-1980s, the tendency among computer manufacturers was to build increasingly complex CPUs that had ever-larger sets of instructions. At that time, however, a number of computer manufacturers decided to reverse this trend by building CPUs capable of executing only a very limited set of instructions. One advantage of reduced instruction set computers is that they can execute their instructions very fast because the instructions are so simple. Another, perhaps more important advantage, is that RISC chips require fewer transistors, which makes them cheaper to design and produce. Since the emergence of RISC computers, conventional computers have been referred to as CISCs (complex instruction set computers).
A Arm spada u CISC procesore, jer u isto vreme obrađuje i operativni sistem.
Lock theme!
gargamel4 hvala bio si od velike pomoci 