Welcome to Windows Embedded NavReady 2009
Windows Embedded NavReady is a development product with a set of innovative features that are compatible with Windows CE 5.0 and are ready to be implemented on a portable navigation device (PND).
Windows Embedded NavReady helps a developer to be successful with building a portable navigation device (PND), which provides location-aware services and which connects to other devices to make hands-free phone calls, stream music, and exchange data.
The Windows Embedded NavReady architecture supports a connected navigation-device experience, which enables applications to receive information or access services from various sources, including Bluetooth-enabled devices, Internet servers, Live Search Engines, desktop computers, or car audio kits.
With Windows Embedded NavReady, you can build a Windows Embedded NavReady powered device that is based on an ARM microprocessor, provides USB connectivity, and includes a custom portable navigation device (PND) user interface (UI). Users can carry the device along with them when they are in the car or on-the-go, enabling them to stay connected with their phone contacts, music, and information about the latest news, weather, and traffic, wherever they are.
- Windows Embedded NavReady Architecture Overview
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Provides an overview of the Windows Embedded NavReady architecture, including an overall architecture diagram.
- Portable Navigation Device Design Template
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Provides a starting point for building a device that provides Global Positioning System (GPS) capabilities, Bluetooth and ActiveSync data connectivity, and location-aware services.
- Location-Based Services
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Describes features that enable you to deliver location-based services to users of your portable navigation devices (PNDs).
- Data Connectivity
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Describes features that enable a portable navigation device (PND) to connect to other devices to make hands-free phone calls, stream music, and exchange data.