One difference between navigation on phones vs dedicated devices like
TomTom is that phones don't store the map data locally. So you need a
data connection with a phone, either 3G or Wifi. Since WiFi isn't
available everywhere, you need 3G to have phone navigation while
driving around.
Yusuf
Desktop mapping software that can read playback files could meet your
needs. Products like Maptitude http://www.MappingSoftware.com can
connect to a GPS device or read in coordinates from a GPS to plot the
points. OpenStreetMap data is available in a number of formats from
various sources, and
Hi,
The GPS band and data bands are separate, so you can get GPS
information for free even if you don't have any carrier data plans.
Even if you don't have wifi, you can still pickup GPS information.
Note that accessing websites such as Google Maps requires data plan or
wifi connection.
John P. wrote:
Hi,
The GPS band and data bands are separate, so you can get GPS
information for free even if you don't have any carrier data plans.
Even if you don't have wifi, you can still pickup GPS information.
Note that accessing websites such as Google Maps requires data plan or
Andrés G. Aragoneses wrote:
John P. wrote:
Hi,
The GPS band and data bands are separate, so you can get GPS
information for free even if you don't have any carrier data plans.
Even if you don't have wifi, you can still pickup GPS information.
Note that accessing websites such as Google
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