Originally Posted by saumaun (Post 378104)

Does anyone know if the program will initiate a GPS connection if one is not available at the time of tracking?

Also, for those that wanted a cab of the program, here you go [its in a zip archive]

Originally Posted by jaramoji77 (Post 564753)

I was able to view Youtube on my HTC6800 with wm6.0 but now that I have wm6.1 I can no longer do this. Anyone know how I can fix this????

Originally Posted by arparent (Post 362449)

Remote Tracker!

http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-...tetracker.html

In the event that your phone is stolen or misplaced, you can send it commands via SMS, and it will respond with its current GPS coordinates and how much battery life is left. You can do this via SMS or email. By email, it sends you a direct link to it's location on google maps. You can also have the phone call you at a specific number, so you can hear what's going on around it. Or, if you happen to have misplaced the phone, and its on silent or vibrate, you can give it a command to make noise so you can find it. If you don't want anyone getting into it, send a command that forces a soft reset. (If you have a password enabled, this will lock it immediately after a reboot) Friends can also send a specific command to your phone to request your current location, which requires your approval to send. Overall, very handy... I've seen other programs that you had to pay for, but this is the first freeware version I've seen that does it all.

Originally Posted by jerseypimp (Post 565746)

I tried remote tracker but it says I need a newer version of net compact framework 3.5. Does anyone know what's the deal is. I downloaded the one from opensource (33mb)

oh smartphonetracker works with net framwork 2.0. It sent my phones cordenance. If I could I would like for it to open google maps instead of me manually puting them in