Inevitably, I end up horribly lost, getting more mad by second and driving around in circles. Curious about this thing they call "GPS" and already owning a Bluetooth enabled Pocket PC, I thought I'd look to the range of BT GPS receivers as a means of navigation. The SiRF III chip is among the latest in commercially available satellite navigation technology, and can be found within the relatively inexpensive BT-359 Bluetooth GPS Receiver. The BT-359 is the successor to the BT-338, allegedly improving navigation and battery life, among other things. Does this device offer an improved navigation solution? Read on as the BT-359 is put to the test.



Link: Pocketnow