StreetTalk, Freedom Scientific’s GPS solution, adds speech and braille accessibility to the award winning Destinator™ 3 GPS application for Pocket PCs. The maps available on Destinator CDs cover the USA, Canada, Western Europe, and Australia and include millions of categorized points of interest. Users can select to have StreetTalk route them by entering an address starting with either the city or the postal code, or they can designate a destination from the list of points of interest, a list of their favorites, or from their Contacts. As they travel, they can review their directions turn by turn while having access to a broad range of information through both speech and braille:

• Upcoming turns
• Points of interest by proximity and direction
• The streets of an intersection
• Direction of travel and compass bearing current speed
• Nearest address
• Number of satellites being tracked
• Current GPS Precision - position dilution of precision (PDOP) and horizontal dilution of precision (HDOP)
• Latitude and longitude
• Altitude
• Distance traveled and distance to destination

With the receiver active, StreetTalk can be set to remember the movements the user makes, so that the trip can be recalled and followed again later in either direction.
Even without the GPS receiver active, StreetTalk provides a Planner Mode that allows the user to browse the points of interest near a given location within a radius controllable from 300 yards out to 10 miles, and then calculate a route to a particular point of interest. All routes can be saved and printed, embossed, or e-mailed.