Hi David, I am not sure if on line maps are cheaper. The American Printing House has just issued their blindness-oriented gps app on Android and, drum roll, it uses off line maps. Same small market, maybe even smaller, since as of now, it is only marketed in the U.S. and for the android-using population of blind folks. And my guess is there are fewer blind Android users than i-device users in this country. So, you may be right. But how, then is APH doing this with off line maps? And it is interesting that the reaction to folks to that app has been the opposite of what has happened here, that is, people want on line, not off line maps. As the saying goes, you can't win for losing.
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