It cost me ￡38 to buy a Vodafone bluetooth gps receiver,it works well with my LG mobile phone.Howerver,it seems does not work with my ipod's roqybt.
Why?
I don't think iPhone, or iPod even support the serial port profile (SPP) you need to access the GPS receiver.
They support HFP and PBAP and later ones support A2DP, but these won't communicate with the GPS receiver.
38 GBP
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