How Do You Add Mobile GPS To A Car?
The Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites determine the longitude and latitude of the GPS receiver once three satellites triangulate the receiver’s position. The longitude and latitude can then be transferred to a map on a Mobile GPS device in a car or in a hand. The map program in the mobile GPS device is responsible for directing you to your destination. If you make a wrong turn, the GPS receiver shows your changed position to the mapping program, which should make adjustments in directions. Look into the highly rated TomTom GO 720 to add a small mobile GPS device to your car (see Resources below). You will enjoy the state-of-the-art text to speech directions, Bluetooth compatibility and multimedia applications when you don’t need directions. The Map Share community used with the TomTom GO 720 provides updates to maps as quickly as possible. The GO 720 features a 4.3-inch touchscreen and a resolution of 480×272. The GO 920 adds more features like voice address input (see Resourc
