anybody know of any camera software that will capture the GPS Coordinates in the EXIF data?

now THAT would be very very useful....

Using iGO software, have Missouri maps loaded on my 512mb card. Performs just as good if not better than my stand alone TomTom One device.

my tomtom doesnt detect hps unless init by livesearch, any way to solve this?

i READ THE the device has a glitch and it only looks in com1 so u have to have another app open the port so tomm recognizes it

i will love to have a standalone program to keep gps active in the bg:headbang:

Agreed

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Is Sprint Nav come with SERO plan?

I can't seem to get I-Go to see my GPS. Google Maps and Sprint Nav works alright, but I-Go won't detect it, neither with automatic detection nor manual. :( I'm limited in my GPS options by a program that breaks it down by state due to my small memory card size.

If you have HTC Camera installed, you can find GPS settings in the registry under:

\HKLM\Software\HTC\Camera\Image\

String Name: GpsPrefixString
Data: GPS

String Name: GpsSaveFolder_0409
Data: My POI

EXIF Settings can be found under:

\HKLM\Software\HTC\Camera\Captparam\ExifInfo

Other GPS settings might exist thereabouts.

I tried sprint nav and it said that my user name and password are wrong... I just figured that it was not included in sero. So this is incorrect? Is there some way for me to fix that and use it?

Also has anyone been able to get nav4all working?

I have been using mapopolis. It is a defunct software that is no longer supported. I have the maps for Pennsylvania, and I have to say, it is the best solution so far. When you start it up you can make the settings automatically find your position, and it hides the ppc title bars. Overall very cool, except I can't find the rest of the US maps. The web site says they are out of business basically.