GPS 2 Bluetooth

★★★★★ Works good, channel changing needs fixing Works as I expected, gpsd up and running. I wrote a shell script to deal with the changing channel number im not sure if market will let me post it: pkill gpsd rfcomm release /dev/rfcomm0 Channel=`sdptool browse <BLUETOOTH MAC> | grep -A 7 GPS | tail -n 1 | awk -F\ '{print $2}'` rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 <BLUETOOTH MAC> $Channel echo "Channel= $Channel" gpsd /dev/rfcomm0 & Hopefully this helps someone else

★★★★★ Great app. It works well, except the channel keeps changing, which makes it a bit troublesome to use with linux. (Ubuntu 10.10 and Motorola Droid)

★★★★★ No working at first. Then I found this trick. 1 start the widget. 2 Start a program that kicks off GPS receiver. 3 Get the paired device to run. Ok

★★☆☆☆ Doesn't work/HTC Desire HD/win7 In the instructions it says: 1. Pair PC and phone if never paired them before 2. Enable widget. 3. In Bluetooth configuration utility on your Desktop go to Settings->COM Ports section. 4. Click Add... In new dialog pick Outgoing and your phone in list of devices. In list of services pick first and click OK. It doesn't appear on the list of services so I can't add it.

★★☆☆☆ Pierre the wise HTC desire completely locks/hangs when exiting program. Couldn't get to actually work but may have been my frustration at It's badly executed behavior. Not ready for market yet. Badly need an app like this that WORKS!!!

★★☆☆☆ My car bluetooth system can only take 2 devices. One phone and one gps. I was hoping this app will convert my phone into a gps so i can connect to my car.