Destinator GPS helps windows smart phone users find themselves


14 February 2005 7:38 GMT / By Stuart Miles

Destinator turns to mobile phones

Destinator SP GPS is a new navigation system designed for smartphone users. The software is compatible with all Windows powered smartphones including recent models like the Orange SPV C500, Motorola MPx220 and Sagem My-S8.

The kit will include a Royaltek Bluetooth GPS antenna and the DestinatorTM SP software, which is installed on the mobile phone via its memory card (SD, MMC, MiniSD, RC-MMC). The pocket-sized antenna connects to the phone wirelessly via Bluetooth.

The simple to use software includes maps of the UK and can be upgraded to add maps of other European countries.

For drivers who need to keep their eye on the road the DestinatorTM SP also features audio instructions that give turn-by-turn directions through the phone's integrated speakers.

The standard package DestinatorTM SP contains the navigation software, maps of UK and Ireland preinstalled on a 256 MB memory card, Bluetooth GPS receiver including car charger as well as a universal car mount. Destinator SP will be available in February for £173 plus VAT.
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