I read this from today's Flyer flyer:



SkyDemon to launch as iPad App

Although SkyDemon developer Tim Dawson is remaining tight-lipped, it seems the company's flight planning and navigation software will be available on the iPad after all. FLYER spoke to Tim at The Flying Show, and while he wouldn't confirm anything, we did manage to get our hands on an iPad running a development version of SkyDemon, and very impressive it was too.



Is it true? It would be a good news!



Windows CE has no longer future. So I imagine you are working to move your software on other platforms.




Massimo Mangia

I-PPL

All iPhones and 3G iPads have proper GPS units.



The suggestion that they don't is an urban legend perpetrated by people who do not properly understand what AGPS is.



Basically if your device has network access, it improves the time to first fix by downloading the GPS almanac instead of waiting for it to trickle down from the satellites.



If you have no network access, then they are a bit slow to get a fix, but once they do, the performance is good.