ulfen
02-13-2006, 05:11 AM
At first a big Hello to all the n770-enthusiasts out there!
After being a passive user of this forum since November, here´s my first post! You´re all doing great work!
This morning I read a short article about Nordnav on ZDNet Germany.
Right now theres no english equivalent, so here´s a short translation:
With their E5000 Mobile Solution, swedish company Nordnav is presenting an embedded-software-receiver for gps. With this solution nordav makes it possible to integrate gps functionality in any pda or mobile.
E5000 Mobile Solution is integrable as an embedded solution in many mobile processors and platforms like ARM9, TI OMAP and Intel xscale.
Because of using existing processing-power this product provides:
- using less space
- using less energy
- shorter logon times
Nordav is presenting this product on different platforms, including Nokia 770 Internet Tablet and the TI OMAP at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona.
...so hopefully we´re getting a customer friendly gps solution for our lovely gadget! :)
the german news article: click! (http://www.zdnet.de/news/tkomm/0,39023151,39140944,00.htm)
the company´s website in english: click! (http://www.nordnav.com)
greetings
Ulf
PS:Excuse me for my improvable language skills.
After being a passive user of this forum since November, here´s my first post! You´re all doing great work!
This morning I read a short article about Nordnav on ZDNet Germany.
Right now theres no english equivalent, so here´s a short translation:
With their E5000 Mobile Solution, swedish company Nordnav is presenting an embedded-software-receiver for gps. With this solution nordav makes it possible to integrate gps functionality in any pda or mobile.
E5000 Mobile Solution is integrable as an embedded solution in many mobile processors and platforms like ARM9, TI OMAP and Intel xscale.
Because of using existing processing-power this product provides:
- using less space
- using less energy
- shorter logon times
Nordav is presenting this product on different platforms, including Nokia 770 Internet Tablet and the TI OMAP at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona.
...so hopefully we´re getting a customer friendly gps solution for our lovely gadget! :)
the german news article: click! (http://www.zdnet.de/news/tkomm/0,39023151,39140944,00.htm)
the company´s website in english: click! (http://www.nordnav.com)
greetings
Ulf
PS:Excuse me for my improvable language skills.