Downunder35m wrote:You could have kept it all in one thread....
TT is outdated and not really the first choice for a CE device.
BT only works in versions that support it and if the device is compatible.
Since I don't know if your version has BT support you have to check if you can replace it with one that does.
IMHO it is not worth it and you should seek alternatives like IGO and for the off road stuff maybe OziExplorer.
Keep in mind that with such a tiny display it might be hard to use programs with a lot of detail and small buttons.
Hello,
Thank you for the answer. I was responding and asking a question specifically to someone who created his own thread and who has experience with a Peaklife GPS. Not sure what is wrong with that. The thread created here is wider in terms of requests and audience. I do not consider it double posting.
My devices has Bluetooth capabilities and I do have IGO8 already installed but I honestly dislike that program, which is more complicated, cluttered and slower than Tomtom. I am used to Tomtom as I have a Tomtom Go Live already which serves me well in the car.
The Peaklife is for my Motorcycle therefore BT is simply critical. Does anyone know if the version of TT stated above supports bluetooth? If yes what should I do to make it work? If it doesn't are newer versions of TT compatible with my device?
If I am going to wrong path, which navigation software other than Tomtom and IGO8 would you recommend for this device?
Thank you all again for the answers you may provide.
Cheers.