Am I able to use on to use on ATT and Does anyone know where I can get the apk
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Isn't that for verizon? So I would say no.
Ok thanks for the reply
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Why don't you just use Google maps?
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Google maps has had me lost to many times it loses signal or thinks I'm on a different road especially in metro areas I was in Baltimore last week and i was on the correct route the out of nowhere it started to reroute.
ATT nav doesn't do it but its 120/year
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ATT nav and VZ Navigator are basically the same based tele-atlas app I believe. I am not a fan of any gps app that has to have data to work. And I know that google maps can cache maps but it is a feature you need to set up ahead of time and when in need is when google maps usually fails.
Why don't you look into sygic or ndrive? Both use downloaded maps and require no data to use. Sygic is only around $24 for USA and they give you a free 7 day trial before buy. Ndrive also gives you a 7 day trial. Not as good as sygic but still a cheap alternative.
Both available on the market. Sygic uses tele atlas maps and ndrive uses navteq maps. Just FYI.
Thanks for the heads up I actually did see sygic in the market I will download and try out
Thanks again
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ATT nav and VZ Navigator are basically the same based tele-atlas app I believe. I am not a fan of any gps app that has to have data to work. And I know that google maps can cache maps but it is a feature you need to set up ahead of time and when in need is when google maps usually fails.
Why don't you look into sygic or ndrive? Both use downloaded maps and require no data to use. Sygic is only around $24 for USA and they give you a free 7 day trial before buy. Ndrive also gives you a 7 day trial. Not as good as sygic but still a cheap alternative.
Both available on the market. Sygic uses tele atlas maps and ndrive uses navteq maps. Just FYI.
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Or activate Google labs and tell Google maps to pre cache your maps, it's a free option and I can attest to the fact that it works.
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Can you let me know how you went about doing that
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Or activate Google labs and tell Google maps to pre cache your maps, it's a free option and I can attest to the fact that it works.
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Nevermind I got it thanks for the tip also
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Nevermind I got it thanks for the tip also
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No prob
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How 'bout Sygic Aura?
Have you ever thought about the Sygic Aura? There are some sites out there that will let you download the .APK file. Install it & then you just need a WiFi connection to download the maps & presto, your all set. It works great for me.
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What apps are you folks using for offline GPS navigation ?
I'll be in Europe next week and Aura doesn't work on the Transformer
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076774&highlight=offline+gps
Check out locus free. Download the maps ahead of time and your good to go... well that's what they say at least. I have it installed just incase but never needed to use it.
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lifeisfun said:
What apps are you folks using for offline GPS navigation ?
I'll be in Europe next week and Aura doesn't work on the Transformer
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If you are willing to spend some money you can get Copilot live. They have European maps also. Look it up in the market! I have the US Maps and it seems to work fine.
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Thanks guys
can someone please tell me what is the best app to use for offline gps navigation that uses my built in gps without the use of internet connection . i was using garmin on nokia phones but i cant find something like that for samsubg help
thanks
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Give navigon a try, its free for australian users, but if you look through this forum you'll see ways to get it working elsewhere, or you can pay for it in the market.its not pretty but does a good job and full offline mode.
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Have you already tried Google Maps? Go into menu-more-labs-download map area and follow the instructions.
im trying to find it its not on market
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I use Sygic GPS Navigation and find it good for routing and easy to use. Yoi va also try it for free for one week.
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Google maps supports offline now.
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Google maps supports offline now.
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..Only downloaded sections, and up to 10 miles per area.
To the OP, Sygic Aura and CoPilot are great.
So download the parts you need. Derp.
If you need to be entirely offline then use copilot live. I use it for work and it is great.
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Does anyone know of a great gps app that will work offline?
I dont have wifi all the time and this would be very useful.
Thanks in advance.
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If you mean for mapping then Locus is one of the better ones out there. Has a free version to try out. Plus google maps now has an offline mode which works fairly well.
Sygic and copilot both work. Any app that has you downloading maps should work offline
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Thank you both.
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I have both CoPilot Live Premium and Navigon Mobile Navigator. I haven't used them much yet but both seem to work pretty well. CoPilot had bigger easy to use buttons it's also less expensive.
Update: tried Navigon last night and got a FC. I believe it has happens before. It did work fine when I tried again. Copilot hasn't,t given me this issue but it sometimes won't see my contacts other times it will.
I've been using GAIA for a while and been very happy with it
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which I can't as a new poster so just google gaiagps!
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Sorry - should've included a link too:
which I can't as a new poster so just google gaiagps!
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http://www.gaiagps.com/
is there any A-GPS like Tom Tom for iphone for android phones? just wondering, i prefer those gps to the google maps because the only time i use GPS is for long trips to u.s. or other parts of canada
Never used a TOM TOM, but..I REALLY like this FREE GPS System
http://www.waze.com/
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Never used a TOM TOM, but..I REALLY like this FREE GPS System
http://www.waze.com/
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wow. VERY cool app. Doubt enough people use it here in Canada to be as effective as it may be in areas in the States, but still... love the idea of this app. In Google Navigation the Traffic layer actually works pretty decent, so I do like that.
What the OP is asking for though (which I don't believe waze has) is the ability download the maps to your phone for offline access (for use when outside of your mobile data area). I've also wondered what is the best option... you can download sections of areas in Google Navigation but I've heard it's kinda glitchy and it doesn't catch much of an area....
Anyone know of a good GPS app for offline access???
That was my favorite app when I had the iPhone.
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What's wrong with Google navigation?
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I use sygic it works even if you don't have signal cause the maps are stored on the sdcard
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yeah and google nav uses data so when i go to the U.S i dont want to get charged lol
Coming from Sprint I used the TeleNav which was FREE and flawless. On ATT i only see their app and Mapquest. Any free,dependable and has turn by turn GPS apps you could recommend?
Google maps/navigation?
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Dude, Google Navigation is built in and probably one of the best GPS's I've ever used.
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Dude, Google Navigation is built in and probably one of the best GPS's I've ever used.
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Google maps/navigation?
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Lol. On sprint it was bad. Guess everything is bad on there. I'll try this out. Thanks.
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Coming from Sprint I used the TeleNav which was FREE and flawless. On ATT i only see their app and Mapquest. Any free,dependable and has turn by turn GPS apps you could recommend?
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Waze, should be the best among the GPS apps in the US.
its uses the internet and the Waze Community to get information about traffic , police and such.
I use Google Navigation. By far the best I've used.
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And now you can download some maps to use offline
Helpful when you aware of data.
Google maps!
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ethomas94 said:
I use Google Navigation. By far the best I've used.
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This. Kind of a no brainer.
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I'd definitely have to agree on Waze. Much more interactive, more customizations along with a beautiful interface.
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waze or stock navigation are great!!
biopyro13 said:
waze or stock navigation are great!!
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another vote for Waze. It's like stock navigation made better by other users. If you're even a remotely risky driver, Waze will alert you of cops, road hazards, and better-than-default routes during inclement weather, traffic, or whathaveyou.
I'll say Waze too. Been using it since my HTC Fuze.
I recommend SYGIC, it was useful for me when i didnt have data plan on my phone
Trying out Waze...thanks
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Depending on where i'm going I use Google navigation or waze. Google seems to be more updated so if I'm going somewhere kind of "out there" I use that but if if it's a fairly common place I'll use waze
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