The other issue with MapQuest is that you need to have a data connection.
Navigon works when your cell connection is nonexistent or less than 3g.
Mary
Mary Otten
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> I think motion x's instructions are also the most detailed, and I
to be fair, Mapquest only works for people in the United States.
So that is one thing that many other apps provide that Mapquest does not, IE,
maps for other countries.
Richard
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On Jul 11, 2013, at 10:48 AM, Craig Werner wrote:
> I agree with Richard's
I agree with Richard's endorsement of MapQuest. Has anyone found
features in the other mainstream apps mentioned here that MapQuest
doesn't contain or that MapQuest doesn't implement as well as its
competitors?
Craig
On 7/10/13, Richard Turner wrote:
> I personally like MapQuest.
> It provides
: best main stream GPS app
I think motion x's instructions are also the most detailed, and I like the
fact that you can always getthe current instruction spoken. Actually, the
garmin app will do this too, but I think motion x's instructions are a bit
better. Also, with motion x, you don'
Same in australia too i think. does apple give turn by turn
directions as you walk? I'd never gotten this to work. How does
it compare to navigon?
Steph
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From: David Chittenden I give my votes to TomTom and Apple Maps. Navigon is the only
other accessible maps a
I like navigon. I'm in chustralia. But there's just one thing
that really bugs me. I have it in walking mode, but I'm still
told to take the second exct on the round about etc.
it's frustrating and annoying.
Steph
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I give my votes to TomTom and Apple Maps. Navigon is the only other accessible
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On 11/07/2013, at 21:15, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
> I'd give Navigon my vo
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As far as i can remember, and i could be wrong here, but Navigon now lets
you decide what options you want, pedestrian, truck, car etc before starting
a route.
/Krister
11 jul 2013 kl. 01:53 skrev Mike Arrigo :
> I thi
As far as i can remember, and i could be wrong here, but Navigon now lets you
decide what options you want, pedestrian, truck, car etc before starting a
route.
/Krister
11 jul 2013 kl. 01:53 skrev Mike Arrigo :
> I think motion x's instructions are also the most detailed, and I like the
> fact
I'd give Navigon my vote simply because none of the other apps except Tomtom is
available and in Motionx Gps-drives case probably never will be available
outside the anglocentric world. I'd be curious to know what other scandinavian
folks and also others outside the world according to the Unite
What does Blind Square do?
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On Jul 10, 2013, at 6:28 PM, Sharonda Greenlaw wrote:
> I love MotionX GPS Drive!! I use it all the time. I enjoy it with or without
> BlindSquare.
>
> ~Sharonda
>
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>
> On Jul 10, 2013, at 2:56
I personally like MapQuest.
It provides both walking and driving spoken directions. It is free. And it's
not that hard to figure out.
Richard
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On Jul 10, 2013, at 2:56 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
> Hey everyone. Been playing with 5 of the main stream GPS ap
Rumor has it that in iOS 7, Apple maps will support walking directions.
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On Jul 10, 2013, at 7:51 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
> Ya, I'm actually thinking of doing an updated pod cast comparing the GPS apps
> on IOS. This is actually much easier on Android, google navigation works
I think motion x's instructions are also the most detailed, and I like the fact
that you can always getthe current instruction spoken. Actually, the garmin app
will do this too, but I think motion x's instructions are a bit better. Also,
with motion x, you don't have to go in to settings to chan
Ya, I'm actually thinking of doing an updated pod cast comparing the GPS apps
on IOS. This is actually much easier on Android, google navigation works well
on that platform, actually I have not tried Apple maps yet, but I don't think
it provides instructions in walk mode.
On Jul 10, 2013, at 5:2
Hi, I've had the best luck with Navigon, although it's been a while
since I've tried MotionX GPS. The last time I used it I felt that it's
user interface was a bit clunky. For car traveling though, I use Waze
gps. it's a social GPS, but provides very good instructions. Not meant
for walking, bu
I love MotionX GPS Drive!! I use it all the time. I enjoy it with or without
BlindSquare.
~Sharonda
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On Jul 10, 2013, at 2:56 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
> Hey everyone. Been playing with 5 of the main stream GPS apps, navigon,
> tomTom, garmin, m
Motion X GPS Drive gets my vote. It's been extremely accurate for me in
vehicle routes, and I love the ability to add a stop to an existing route.
Your podcast actually sold me on the app.
Les
On Jul 10, 2013, at 5:56 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
> Hey everyone. Been playing with 5 of the main str
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