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Hi there, SE xperia active is out for sell from last week I think, here's some blog where there is some nice comparison between the similar sport phones to the SE active. Hopefully will help somebody on the decision... Info blog for Sony Ericsson Xperia Active

There is cool mapDroyd application for Android, that uses Openstreetmap offline maps. Just downloading the maps for the country that you want, and you are ready to go.

If you're still interesting in some other mobile phone applications that use GPS, i would recomend you TomTom for navigation of course, but it's not free. And something very similar but still different in some features/options from Nokia Sport's tracker that iI've been trying out for some time...

try exporting it from OpenStreetMap

Yes I have tried The wayfinder also. And have been using it for some time, but now I turned to TomTom. Maybe those two are the best for navigation and not getting lost. Sportypal i use for recording my trails and times when i go running or cycling, when i know the track of course.

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I just downloaded new update for this 1.0.9, it has something new, shows the pace while running on the main screen. I usually go cycling but for the runners this is probably the most needed info.

I read about the 5800 probelem here, maybe it can help:

Did you manage to run the application?

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I don't know what can be the problem, but try sending them an e-mail, Once I also had a problem with uploading the file, i wrote them, and they wrote me a solution in 3 hours.

Whenever i use GPS applications, the first time i use them it takes 5 around 5 minutes to connect, but after that when i turn on the application doesn't matter if it is mapmyrun or sportypal, it takes a couple of seconds to connect.

Well, actually here everything is free. The application can be downloaded first to your pc then to your phone. And after that you don't need any connection except if you want to upload the workout to their web service where you can analyze your run, cycling or whatever. But this can be done with...

There is the opportunity now to share the workouts or embed the maps directly from their website.

well, i found out about this app from gizmodo: Gizmodo - The Month In Windows Mobile Apps: Fennec the Fox Gets Some Exercise - The month in windows mobile apps

I'm using it on HTC Dream, it rocks, very nice design of the application and for accuracy, for a mobile phone application I think the accuracy it's pretty good

Hi to all, I started using Sportypal couple of days ago, it seems to be very interasting application, just need to have GPS on the phone. It works on every type of phone that is GPS enabled. Very organized web page. Easy to upload the information and it keeps track of your location, distance...