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Wednesday 16 August 2006, 4:09 AM
Copilot has a hard-coded default setting. Every time you start it, it defaults back to "Safety Driver" mode. It has no user-configurable preference in this regard. Again, it has a hard-coded 2D mode.
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7.8Want to use your Windows Mobile-based smartphone as a navigation tool? You need ALK's CoPilot Live Smartphone, which delivers a good combination of features and usability.
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