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Originally Posted by Question Mark
True enough. But these devices are more than just ereaders. Being able to see your exact position on a relatively large map while out hiking would be very useful.
Of course, I can check my position on a phone and then look at the map on my Nova Pro. But that is not quite as elegant or efficient a method.
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I connect my Unihertz Atom (The Smallest 4G rugged SmartPhone) as a GPS / Glonass receiver via Bluetooth to my Poke Pro (A2 mode).
I use Poke Pro because the device has a convenient size to take with me.
The Poke Pro either runs Sygic when I use this combination as a glare-free car navigation system, or Osmand+ on tours, also as a tracker.
The satellite data is automatically transferred to the Poke Pro, where the corresponding processing and display takes place.
For this I have to tell the smartphone that it must provide the satellite data via Bluetooth and the Poke Pro that it should receive the satellite data via Bluetooth.
There is also the possibility to establish such a connection via WiFi, but I have not yet tried it.