Will this allow me to use running and fitness apps on he ipod touch that utilize GPS?
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On their website, they have compiled a list of known-working apps. http://bad-elf.com/pages/compatible-apps The main limitation you will run into is that some apps require an active internet connection to show map data. See the Bad-Elf FAQ on their website. http://bad-elf.com/pages/support-gps-faq
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Hi Tikla, all I can tell you is that I can't get it to work with my 5th generation iPod Touch. Actually it did show the right area one time but every other time it shows somewhere in California, never moving, and the unit always shows the red spinning globe icon indicating no satellite lock. The software I've been trying is the MotionX-GPS 20.0.
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I don't know, but I don't believe it will. I purchased this heart rate monitor to pair with my Nike Sportswatch+GPS and haven't researched if there's a way to pair it with an iPhone. Regarding how it works with the Sportswatch: flawless. If you go that route, I highly recommend it.
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What everyone else has said is true. Your Ipad will be supported, but it will block the controls that show you your progress. For me, that is not an issue as I don't always like to know how much more time is left in my workout! Besides, at the end of your workout, you will get a "progress report" of how total time, distance, average HR and average RPM's during your exercise session.
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Yes I just purchased an IPOD Touch. You would have to use it those the Bluetooth though.
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GPS receiver for my Ipad so I can use Garmin Maps without using and data from my carrier. Also when I traveling for business (real Estate) I carry it with me and create tracks that I can download for my tax files as support for auto business use. It works great!
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I purchased this unit mistakenly assuming it is compatible with other GPS units. This unit is ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH GARMIN's $60 smartphone app (pretty expensive for an app you need in addition to the $150 HUD).
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Connections to this unit are via bluetooth. If you have an iPod Touch, you should be able to use a bluetooth connection, its easy to setup.
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If your ipod has Bluetooth. I know iPhones have Bluetooth, not sure about the new iPod touch though, check your settings first.
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I can't tell right now. I havent uses before the update. But it must work.I use it with the runtastic app
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I use it with my iPad air wi/fi with the Garmin north america program. It works perfectly. If you are using it with a wi/fi model and you probably are since the cell models have GPS then you need a program that you download the maps to your device.
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I would guess so if your ipod touch has bluetooth... oh and it says 4.0 ios, so if ur ipod has bluetooth and a 4.0 ios software then i would guess so, but check the return policy just in case. Mine worked on my pc, ps3, and iphone 3g.
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The only thing I can tell you is that if you have a regular USB connection it should work. The computer will dictate the information transferred so if your Garmin accepts Apple formatted information it should work. I am not a computer geek so I am not really sure how it all works.
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According to the manufactures' page "In addition to Run, you can also select Treadmill and Stopwatch, neither of which activates the Cardio's GPS radio, and instead relies on the accelerometer and heart rate monitor."Here is a link to the page, if you would like to know more:http://www.tomsguide.com/us/tom-tom-runner-cardio,review-2184.html
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If we're talking raw position data I would assume it would since the device is using GPS Satellites to fix its location. After that it depends on what you will be using it for. If it's for an iPad then that would depend on what GPS application you would be using. Apps like Waze or Google Maps will draw on the internet for information about what's around you relative to the location the device is giving the iPad so as long as the iPad has an internet connection it should work. Different types of Garmin apps will use information loaded directly onto the device so it will depend on what version you have. For example Garmin USA would probably not work in Europe since while it would know where you are via the Mkii's GPS fix it wouldn't know what's around you and couldn't draw your map as it wouldn't have that info required to do so.
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As far as I know yes. The foot pod was made to work with Garmin watches, or other Garmin devices.
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I had same problem, IPod touch gen 4. Tried almost a month but worked only twice...most of the time it just sits there reminding me to shut off wifi. Fixed problem by sending it back to Amazon for a full quick refund and then ordering the Bad Elf 1000 unit instead. Now I have reliable GPS on my gen 4. Problem solved.