many thanks to you all, so i just buy tomtom navigator and keep my old bluetooth reciever?

TomTom do not officially support the M5000 and people have had some problems getting it to work with nom TomTom receivers (why not just buy it with the TomTom receiver?)
CoPilot 6 does support the M5000
The integration with the address book is much better with CoPilot but TomTom is a more roiunded product and although I use CoPilot myself most people (myself included) think TomTom is a better product.
If you don't already have a receiver I would recommend buying the TomTom package including the TomTom receiver, if you buy a different receiver you *might* have problems. CoPilot will install and work with any receiver.

To keep it simple I recommend the Holux GPSlim 236.

It has 20 channels (recommended)

Sirf - III chipset (don't get any other!)

Has good cold and warm signal detection speeds. Also, there's plenty of information on this forum for how to get this receiver connected to your device.

A few things to clear up about eBay purchases...

There's some on there with 32 channels, this is NEVER going to be needed. I think there's only about 28 satellites around the earth and you can actually only see (the GPS unit, not you personally) about 11 or so at any time. (approximate figures here, I may be wrong). So only go 20 channels max! (OK so I said 11 would be the most you'd see, but the better units usually come with 20 channels, plus it allows for future satellites that may be launched! :S )

There's another chipset on there claiming to be a sirf III killer. It's not, don't buy it.

If you're new to ebay too then remember to check the postage!!! A lot of these units come from Hong Kong so shipping can be almost as much as the receiver!

Good luck!

Hi, am I right in thinking you want a BT GPS receiver? If so then eBay have lots at very good prices.

I don't know of a homescreen plugin, but I know of a free program to set your alarm. It's just a front end for the built in alarm. It's called alarmset (http://smart.anderuso.net). Hopefully it'll tide you over until you find exactly what you're looking for.

I use pTravelAlarm from www.burroak.on.ca that works fine for me

It would HELP if you were more specific with the devices...

As there is a Samsung S200... but as you posted in a Pocket PC forum, we'll discount that one, and ASSUME you mean the Qtek S200 Pocket PC device, yes?

However, from the M600 point of view, its not so clear... as there is the Orange SPV M600 Pocket PC, but there is also the Eten M600 Pocket Pc phone too, which looks a bit different.

I'm not an expert, but ASSUMING you mean the Qtek S200, compared to the Orange M600, then as best I can tell, they are both the actual same physical device - that of the real named, HTC Prophet...  But I am sure more knowledgeable users will confirm or deny...

If I am right though, the device is one and the same...

The difference then comes down to preference...  They can both be freely SIM and CID unlocked, so you can use any sim, and install any rom...

But the Qtek device would be sim unlocked out of the box, whereas the Orange one wouldn't.

If on the other hand, I have just waffled on about the completely wrong devices, then I refer you back to my first comment, about how you could have made it clearer...

If you still want to be able to type text messages the way you're used to you can add a small utility called sms writer (thou i prefer to use the stylus and screen keyboard).

AS can sync on two pcs but will only allow one sync of ActiveSync Mail.
A.Hughes is suggesting you compensate for this by synchronizing your mail folders on your two pcs seperately from ActiveSync.

I sync my C500 with both my work and home PCs with no problems at all.
Just make sure that when you create the partnership with whichever PC you do second, you check the box that reads something like "allow this device to sync with more than one computer"!