That GPS question (N80)

IS there a definitive yes on any GPS software that works with the N80 ?
And what compatible GPS module ?
Thanks.

yes that is, if you are not experiencing other problems (out of memory etc) you want to get rid of more than you want to have navigation software
Route66 should work on the N80 (however it's removed from the compatibility list due to 0617-issues (which is the standard firmware for all new N80s)), and I'm using a tomtom bluetooth gps with nav4all (another working navigation thing, but you have to pay for GPRS/3G to get the route), which is working fine, except for the disconnection problems.

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Question 1) It only supports syncing over bluetooth with phones that meet its bluetooth specs (see the user manual on the DVD for more details or the product website)
Point 2)
While you can't create or import a playlist on the Nokia, you can use your media player on your computer (e.g. Windows Media Player), while the SD card is inserted in your card reader on your computer, to create a playlist. Then copy the playlist file over the existing playlist file found in the root of your SD card.
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