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Which GPS Software do you think is best?

Please explain your pick, thanks.
(I'm looking at getting a BT GPS for my Wizard and i have both pieces of software XD and i'm interested in which one is best)
I live in the US, i think thats relavant.

because iGuidance also works on a loptop...

Ive tried Tom Tom 5 / 6 and igo ... Igo looks lovely but doesnt have the ease of use and full postcode search of Tom Tom ... out of those two its tom tom for me

i am a definite iguidance fan.. v2 was awesome and v3 is even better. used tom tom and i thought it was crap... iquidance has customizable maps by states (no need for states you wont visit), and works on a laptop. The voice directions are loud and clear on my 8125.

I bought the mappack from mapopolis and am very happy with it.

Traffic
Are there any packages that will reroute due to traffic conditions (like some car GPS systems have now)?

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Are there any packages that will reroute due to traffic conditions (like some car GPS systems have now)?
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I know TomTom can do that for you.

I've been using mapopolis. not too bad. gets the job done.

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Route 66 Navigate 7 claims to do this, at least in Europe. IIRC, the capability isn't available in the North American version of the software.

I had no end of troubles with route66 navigate 7. I wouldnt recommend it to anyone. The only thing it has going for it is the free traffic service. Tomtom charges you for this.

alternative GPS
I have had TT-mobile for a few years, then TT-navigator.
Now I use:
iGO Europe 2006
All necesary maps on 1 SD card, easy switching, clear and crisp screen.
And it works with my original TomTom GPS
Screenshot from i-go website:
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I've tried pretty much all of them, since your posting in the Wizard forum I'm assuming that's what you'll be using it on so here is my comments. Keep in mind these comments are based on my experiences using these programs on my K-Jam in North America as well.
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TomTom - Not the prettiest but still the one to beat for a number of reasons.
Pro
Streat names are very readable while navigating.
Very Finger Friendly Interface makes it very quick to Use in car
Very clear and good clear Voice Guidance
Prediction makes movement smooth
Very Fast
Cons
Doesn't show what street you're on
Have to Select City before Street, can be tedious if you don't know the city the street is in.
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IGO - Has the potential to overtake TomTom as my primary choice
Pros
Street Names semi-readable, could be better while navigating
Very pretty and fast Navigation display
Shows what street your own
Very good clear Voice Guidance
Don't have to enter City to find Street
Prediction makes movement smooth
Good Rerouting if you miss a turn
Cons
Could be more finger friendly
Blue Status Bubbles for Battery, Map mode ect get in the way of the freaking street names and I couldn't find a way to turn them off
Street Names should be more readable
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Iguidance 3.0 - I had a love hate releation with these one, has potential but still needs work
Pros
Don't have to enter City before Entering Street
Very Detailed Maps and can install just maps you want to save space
Probably the best in terms of decent routes and map detail in North America
Cons
Jumps in and out of Full Scren very annoying
No Prediction, jerky movement is annoying
Street Names while navigating aren't very readable
Voice Navigation pauses between works very annoying
Program switches display when time to do something, useful to know something is happening but that's what voice promts are for, it's annoying.
Navigon M5 - This one has potention but no street names on 3D map, slow and buggy
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Pros
Excellent Clear Voice Prompts while navigating
Beautiful Maps and Interface
Cons
Have to Select City before entering Street
Not as Finger Friendly
Looks the best but it's also the slowest because of it, too slow
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Route 66 - This is a TomTom wannabee, looks kind of like TomTom, does a few things better but overall still needs work.
Pros
Prediction makes for smoother movement while navigating
Clean Interface and very fast
Good Clear Voice Prompts while navigating
Query style street finding input but helps to enter City
Cons
Not as finger friendly as it could be
Finding a street even with it's unique method can be frustrating sometimes
Mapopolis, Pocket Streets and any other programs that use GPS
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- They can do the job but you can find much better choices
Conclusion
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If you're going to go for one, I'd go for either TomTom 6 or IGO. I'd say these two are the best, especially on the K-Jam in terms of finger friendly, readablility when it's mounted in your car, voice promts, speed and smoothness. As far as Traffic rerouting ect, depends on the area you're using it in, for example most don't really do North America yet.
If you're going to decide on one, think about all the things you want it to do. I'd base my decisions on things like
Traffic Rerouting - if you want that
Prediction for Smoothness - If the jerky movement would bother you
Finger Friendly - If you want to enter a route while the unit is mounted
Quality of Voice Prompting - Enough, not enough, clear ect.
Does it display street names in 3D mode if you like that and more importantly are they readable.
Can you find streets and route between cities without problems (if you cross a lot of cities)

I have now tried pretty much all of the above programs .....
currently i use iguidance 3 as i do sales in victoria bc and am constantly looking up addresses.....victoria is pretty much 8 cities on tomtom which makes it impossible to know which city street is in......
All i can say is that since i replaced my palm os5 garmin ique3600 with my trinity p3600..i have never been more disappointed in poor integration of technology. The garmin was totally linked with contact addresses, and calendar no need to look up or name addresses as poi or favorites.....you would just click on the appointment and hit route me to it.....WM6 software sucks huge compared to crap palm os5 garmin device..only drawback was that the ique3600 did not have a phone in it.......ohhhhh the pain....

iGuidance is america only so tomtom for me

tomtom 6, bc i live in the US and tomtom6 has US maps

I'm using OCN6 and it works flawlessly for me.

Igo for me
I use Igo for about 2 years now.
For me it is easy to use and the maps are accurate (for me)

the new tomtom is coming
Ive heard you will be able to change the picture of the taget(that triangle that is supose to be your car) in any other pic, you can even put for example e formule 1 car
the voice that tells you to turn right, it will be possible to change this in the voice of your sweetheart for exaple
peace

CAn anyone tell me the performance Tom Tom and iGuidance on a 8125? Can you still use the phone while it is in GPS mode. Also does either of these programs have trial versions?
Thanks

Fishdave said:
CAn anyone tell me the performance Tom Tom and iGuidance on a 8125? Can you still use the phone while it is in GPS mode. Also does either of these programs have trial versions?
Thanks
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yes, you can still use your phone with tomtom, only you cannot switch off the screen
for tomtom there arent any trial versions, but if i were you i shouldnt pay for it its to expensive, just download it from www.torrentspy.com

[Question] GPS software

Hi all,
i would like to know what software do everyone use for their GPS navigation?
I am currently using google map, which i find it very difficult to use since my wifi and GPRS connection to internet doesn't know available wherever i use, so i have to preloaded all the image before i go to the destination.
but then, when i accidentally closed google map, and reopen, all image will need to redownload again. Moreover, my internet traffic is incredible expensive here in brunei throught GPRS... is there any software i can pre download and save all the image to my phone first before i travel?
this will be useful for me since, i often travel by car across different country and which the internet will not be availabel when i cross the border of country.
Thanks ^^

I just use Googlemaps or TomTom (preinstalled by my provider)
My provider is luckily enought so kind to give me unlimited internet access for only 10 euro's a month, and it's reasonable fast as well.
So I would suggest you find a better provider.
Maybe someone else knows how to download maps for you

good for you guys,
in my country, they only have two provider and it is own by royal family, and yes, they are trying to monopoly the whole market so we can only use slow and expensive provider...

Don't use google maps but gat navigation software with maps (IGO Navngo or Tomtom)

Google maps rely upon downloads to update - that is why they give it away free - because the phone company make a fortune on the downloads. It is OK for me as I have unlimited downloads as part of my package.
So you need proper sat nav software that comes complete with maps stored on the device. There are several on market - Tom Tom, Garmin, Igo etc etc. But you need to get one that has maps of your area - Tom Tom (market leader in Europe) for example does not even list a Brunei (or anywhere else in that area) map for their Navigator software.

On Course Navigator- no need for internet
Just get your map on your miniSD card and your good to go.

Royalty said:
On Course Navigator- no need for internet
Just get your map on your miniSD card and your good to go.
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And there lies the problem. AFAIK On Course Navigator is an American/Canadian product that only has maps for that area (according to their website) - so not a lot of good thousands of miles away in Brunei.
Its European equivalent is called Igo - and again that only sells maps of Europe (I think it goes as far East as Turkey!). So again no good!
I suggest you do your own research to find what sat nav systems supply maps for your area. Only then will you be able to decide which is best for you.

hhmm, thanks for the help
will try it out this few day. however brunei is a small country and i think it is quite difficult to find software support here..

Riel said:
Don't use google maps but gat navigation software with maps (IGO Navngo or Tomtom)
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Here is a question:
Which one do u like better and why, Tomtom or Igo8?

Garmin
I use Garmin for navigation and google for sat img navigation (nothing beats real pictures from above )
Garmin i use because its very storage space friendly. and its a great program. ill get some screenshots for you
Also if you buy by example a complete Europe map for Garmin, you can select which countries you want to have on your phone. So if you are going on vacation, you can just pull out that map from computer and transfer it to you diamond, and just erase it when you get back.
The dashboard is also nice

Garmin screens
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i like tomtom 7
i have benelux and west europe, it works great

+1 for Garmin Mobile XT. I find it has the best routing algorithm. It can also pull traffic information for certain areas through your 3G/EDGE connection (since the Diamond doesn't have traffic RDS). The only thing missing is TTS.
XT also supports 3rd party maps which is a big plus in case you live in an area where there are no commercial GPS maps available.
XT (and the basemap) is a free download from Garmin, and you can search for Brunei maps. Here's a thread with some more information:
http://www.ppcsg.com/index.php?showtopic=100455

iGo8.3 and Autosputnik - Russia and Europe
MioMap 2008 - for India
As for TomTom and Garmin - I really dislike the graphics compared to what iGo8 has to offer.

band27 said:
Here is a question:
Which one do u like better and why, Tomtom or Igo8?
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To find out which program would be better for you, you would have to look at the map coverage for your area.

i use tomtom navigator 7. it's fast, has much features and good support.

igo8 is the best GPS software, 3d buildings are beautiful, but you have to close manila to run it without lag. much better than the other apps, but it has only european maps as i know.

Is there a "perfect" GPS program?

I can't seem to find a GPS program that has every feature I'd want on it. I hear a lot of people talking about TomTom, or Igo8, or a few others, but it seems like there are one or two important things that each one lacks, for me personally. So, here's my GPS snob wish list:
compatible with Xperia (duh)
US Maps
Ability to download international maps for traveling
real time traffic updates, with ability to route around traffic, if possible
voice navigation, turn by turn directions
ability to reroute in case of wrong turn (fairly standard now, i know)
Ability to get address from contacts
FYI, i used "Mapopolis" on my Loox T830, but it seems that they have gone out of business, and though i still have the maps, i can't find the reinstall package, and even if i could, i've heard reports that it runs very slowly on wm 6.1 . I liked everything about it, except now the maps aren't updated and I don't think it did traffic updates.
anyway, if someone knows of some software that fits the bill, please let me know.
Ian

Let me add "fast" to your list.
I've got a X1i with "MyWayfinder" pre-installed. This software sucks soooo much, it's unbelieveable that it is not labeled as an alpha-Version. It needs minutes to start up, to find GPS-Sat's and crashes always.
Then there was T-Mobile Navigate, which I couldn't test because the map data costs you money. Pay-per-route, if you wish.

Why didn't you like Tom Tom Navigator 7 again?
To my knowledge it has every feature you want.
I'm currently using it and I'm really happy with the way it works.

Does the Tom Tom Plus service work with v. 7? The traffic feature seems to be part of the "plus" feature set, and they only show version 6. Speaking of which, is there any tangible bennefit to going with 7 instead of version 6?
The only other thing is that i didn't see where I could download maps for other countries, it is almost like they have two completely different packages...EITHER US/Canada OR everything else, but not both. I could be wrong though.
You're right though, TT does seem like the best option. I probably just need to decide whether to go with version 6 or 7.
Input?

Yes, the TomTom plus service works with version 7. You only need a valid account.
I didn't actually test the version 6 on the Xperia (I only had it on my P1 (symbian os)) but I know that version 7 will work on X1's WVGA screen without a problem (because I have it).
Other than that there aren't many changes between the two versions. The new features that I could spot was the "map correction" feature, you can change your car symbol (that's helpful ), you can have quick links on the nav screen...and it works faster that version 6. But then again that might be just because the P1 had 218Mhz )
You can buy individual maps for countries or for regions if you want. I only had Western Europe, so I don't know how it behaves when you have to change regions (if it does it automatically or not). Even so...given that a flight from US/Canada to Europe takes umm...6-10hrs depending on your location you have the time to go into Manage Maps and switch to your new map.
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Oh...and there's another new feature : "lane guidance" so that you know on which side of the road you should be driving )

Garmin Mobile XT has all that and works really fine, and it´s really fast also, in about 5 seconds y hace full satelite signal.

Henry_eue said:
Garmin Mobile XT has all that and works really fine, and it´s really fast also, in about 5 seconds y hace full satelite signal.
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2nd that, really happy with Garmin

I can tell you for a fact that tomtom7 works in the United States with the Xperia X1. It has turn by turn navigation all the way down to live traffic updates.
Basically all the features that you called for in your original post. The new version of tomtom 7.xxxx something 96 supports geotagging also. I havent stayed with that version because i was having some tomtom plus account issues which were weird. So i stuck with TOMTOM 7.910.9185

I saw TT6 on ebay for $40 or so, with dvd of all U.S. maps...i'll let you know what I think, thanks for all the suggestions.

so.....
I installed TTN6 on my xperia (rev 2), then did a soft reset after installation. All it can do is crash. So far, I'm not too pleased with it.
any suggestions?

sygic
Have you checked out Sygic? check out www.sygic.com and
http://www.laptopgpsworld.com/sygic...oftware-launch-usa-canada-january-2008-a.html

Henry_eue said:
Garmin Mobile XT has all that and works really fine, and it´s really fast also, in about 5 seconds y hace full satelite signal.
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Can I use Garmin Mobile XT with another microSDHC also? I have a 16GB card in my X1 and I do not want to exchange the cards to be able to navigate..

There's only one problem I can't seem to solve with TT7 and X1....
I got the SW up and running, including 1 downloaded city.
But, I can't get the maps I've bought onto the phone, there's no way I've found that makes TomTom Home recognize my X1 and connect to it..
If anyone has a fix for this, like e.g. making the X1 'present itself' to TT Home as some known HTC device etc, I'd be very happy to know of it.
Not warez question this one, I've bought and paid for the maps, and if the SW were availiable for me I'd gladly pay for that too!
Have asked Tomtom about this a number of times, but always got the same reply. "device not supported"...

You have to install TT7 to the memory card and use a card reader, then it should work.

DeepBlue23 said:
You have to install TT7 to the memory card and use a card reader, then it should work.
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OK, but how do I go about achieving that? My .cab installs directly to phone memory, no options shown for any other targets like SD card...
What TT Home can i use, provided I can get help and install to SD Card?

completelyhis said:
so.....
I installed TTN6 on my xperia (rev 2), then did a soft reset after installation. All it can do is crash. So far, I'm not too pleased with it.
any suggestions?
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Try TTN7, 6 won't work on your X1.

camiel1979 said:
Try TTN7, 6 won't work on your X1.
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That's wrong, whilst TomTom refuse to support the X1 it does work.

Now to complicate this a bit .. what about if I add geocaching into the basket ? Garmin XT is clearly oriented on car.

You should try Navitel (3.2.5+).
Lots of free maps and other stuff, navi is very cool, light, fast.
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i use garmin, no problem at all

Copilot live - Navigon - Sygic

Hi All
I want to purchase a GPS software for the Desire that does not need a data connection. I have read some reviews on the following Copilot live, Navigon, Sygic, however I am undecided which one works best for Froyo 2.2.
From the screenshots and specs, Navigon seems to be the best option although more pricy, however lots of people here seem to prefer CoPilot Live.
Anyone has good experience with these packages?
BTW I need it mainly for mainland Europe since I live in Belgium
Thanks for your opinions.

I use Copilot and I find it excellent. Serves me well in the UK, and was exceptional when I drove from the UK down to Spain - it's very cheap too for what it is.
I did download the 30 trial of Navigon as well, and whilst it seemed perfectly fine, it didn't seem to be as fully featured as Copilot.
Regards,
Dave

Thanks Dave for your reply. Most prob I will download the 30 day trial for Navigon and see how it goes.

I have tried both Navigon and Copilot.
Using Copilot now, and likes it very much...

Make sure you get Copilot 8.2 as 8.1 doesn't work on 2.1.
I have Copilot 8.2 on Froyo and works perfectly well. Love it.

i love sygic...the last 8.14 version runs faster and smoother, and choose the best routes.

I was facing the same issue too. I just recently got my Desire and it came with 2.2 Froyo. I used to use IGo on my Treo Pro and I liked it.
I picked up the Navigon program and I was blown off my feet when I used it. It is absolutely amazing on the Desire. I had a trial version of Copilot and didnt like it in comparison.
What I like about Navigon is that it is a no brainer to use and the 3d rendering and driving is fantastic.
I think you cant go wrong with it.

Sygic doesnt works with android 2.2 .

actually sygic does work with 2.2

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+1 for Sygic from me too.... Runs smoothly on Desire

+1 for Navigon
no problems...find sat very fast and the Graphics are very good and smooth
and it have Navtec cards
edit: maybe you make a poll in the thread
with kind regards..Alex

I'd say Sygic but everyone will say that his GPS app is also good so...try to look for trials and test them for a week.

At the end I went for Copilot since the feedback I got was more pro CoPilot. I have not tested it extensively yet, however I am quite happy with it

Copilot is great, but if you want to use it in your car with the sound going through the headphone socket into your stereo, you will find that the volume is way too low especially if you wanted to listen to the Desire's music at the same time.
Having said that, if you just want to use it as a standalone unit, it is loud enough, despite the Desire's speaker in other applications (including the speakerphone) being dismal!

Sygic blows.
3d view feels like 2fps, navigation made some horrible mistakes.
I'm using Navigon now but i'm not a fan of the handling.

Hi,
What about traffic information?
In TomTom, there is a strip to the right hand side indicating if there are problems on the route, whereas in CoPilot there isn't, and to be honest I can't see how the traffic on CoPilot works at all.
How does traffic work on Sygic or Navigon? I'm in the UK and there's been a really nice CoPilot traffic update much like what I describe for TomTom but it's only out in the US at the moment, so it's really about how Sygic and Navigon present and use traffic information to you.
Of course, if someone knows how to make CoPilot's traffic work please let me know!
Cheers,
Joe

shadow# said:
Sygic blows.
3d view feels like 2fps, navigation made some horrible mistakes.
I'm using Navigon now but i'm not a fan of the handling.
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That's cause of the default ini. In the ini file you can change the FPS to 30FPS making it super smooth.

joebongo said:
Hi,
What about traffic information?
In TomTom, there is a strip to the right hand side indicating if there are problems on the route, whereas in CoPilot there isn't, and to be honest I can't see how the traffic on CoPilot works at all.
How does traffic work on Sygic or Navigon? I'm in the UK and there's been a really nice CoPilot traffic update much like what I describe for TomTom but it's only out in the US at the moment, so it's really about how Sygic and Navigon present and use traffic information to you.
Of course, if someone knows how to make CoPilot's traffic work please let me know!
Cheers,
Joe
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I'm using Co-Pilot in UK and the live traffic info works quite well, and you can choose to navigate around the blockage. It's a subscription service though - £20 for 12 months, I've been doing a lot of driving the last few months and it's actually been very useful.

Happy with Sygic on froyo
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App

[Discussion] WM applications missing from Android

Most of people here has moved from windows mobile 6.5 to Android after this great revolution.
Did you have any programs in windows mobile that you are missing and wish to be on Android or you don't even know that they exists? maybe those are preventing you from completely switching to Android.
The purpose of this discussion is to help each other finding replacement tools and applications for some useful applications in windows mobile.
My applications that i missed from windows mobile:
* LMT : multitouch launcher - I've viewed a previous thread telling that it is not possible to create such an application, but in my opinion it could be done using the Accessibility services-
* g-trigger : Perform actions based on gestures with the phone. found some replacements as shake2* (shake to play next, shake to mute but those uses only one gesture with very limited actions) , tasker ( very hard to configure and record gestures)
* Garmin : I know there are many GPS applications but there is no one that can work offline, create custom map and provide 3D navigation. Since no GPS application is offering a map for my country. I usually use openstreetmap and offline map downloader to create vector navigation map for Garmin.
* And finally the reverse tethering (Internet Pass Through) just like what activesync was doing for non Desire HD/Z based ROMS (can't use them since they lack some Arabic support and are much slower than cyanogen and stock builds). I was able to reverse USB tethering to browse the web through my PC internet but many applications on Android won't run if there is no wifi or data connection is available -thinking of providing a virtual wireless interface but this needs more time -.
Do you know any replacements? or do you miss other applications from windows mobile?

Have you tried OsmAnd? Free satnav app which uses openstreetmap and consistently gets good ratings.

Forced to use wimo only by tomtom navigator or update build.

Use CoPiliot for offline GPS navigation - I do and it works great.

StephanV said:
Have you tried OsmAnd? Free satnav app which uses openstreetmap and consistently gets good ratings.
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Yes, I have tried it, but it didn't provide 3D navigation - I mean something like this
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Use CoPiliot for offline GPS navigation - I do and it works great.
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Unfortunately there is no maps for Syria

hhhawasly said:
Yes, I have tried it, but it didn't provide 3D navigation - I mean something like this
**PIC WAS HERE**
Unfortunately there is no maps for Syria
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Ahhh see living in the United States, CoPilot works flawlessly for me but it's definitely not my favorite. I really prefer iGO8 from WM but I have yet to find a similar GPS software for Android that is available in the United States.

maybe Navigon would be the best for me, but i'd really be glad to give it a test before spending 60€...

dharvey4651 said:
Ahhh see living in the United States, CoPilot works flawlessly for me but it's definitely not my favorite. I really prefer iGO8 from WM but I have yet to find a similar GPS software for Android that is available in the United States.
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Actually this image is from the internet
I live in Syria. IGO, AERO, CoPilot and Navigon do not provide a map or navigation for my country!
The good thing with Garmin is that it can give me the features of those applications with a custom map taken from a map source.

I only use WM for TomTom now (and not even that... I live in London and do not drive when in the city, so no need).
However I have yet to find an e-book reader as useful as AlReader2, although CoolReader is getting close. All of Android readers are either limited on file-type, have specific storage locations, or look ugly/have no night-mode when reading.
And I'm glad VPlayer has come along, as I was otherwise missing TMPCP or whatever that video player was called, and I didn't want to pay for RockPlayer.

im missing MyMobiler.. SOOO damn much!

As stupid as it may sound - Experiment 13! I loved that game.
+1 for mymobiler too

LoeWn said:
im missing MyMobiler.. SOOO damn much!
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Wow, I didn't know about this app! It looks very cool.
I think it should be any replacement for this application. You can see this for example, but it lacks file transfer.

kinsago said:
As stupid as it may sound - Experiment 13! I loved that game.
+1 for mymobiler too
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same for me for MyMobiler. not sure of any good Android alternative.

medical programs...........uptodate, sanford, and others

nghockcheng said:
same for me for MyMobiler. not sure of any good Android alternative.
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Doesn't Droid Explorer have a window for viewing the contents of your Android screen? (Screencast plugin)

Missing:
1. the calculator of Wm6.5 and the new WM7, they are great.
2. the way WM6.5 (don't know what WM7 does) groups contacts, the 2 versions of Android I tried do not work well for me.
3. don't like HTC Sync it is too unstable and has too many requirements (I had to setup an XP disk just to load my contacts and it was painful), prefer Active Sync it works on any OS
4. battery drain for WM is about 5% overnight with the 2 Android builds it was close to 60%, simply unacceptable.
5. flipping only 1h2m on the darn clock every time you look at it, Android starts from 12:00 and goes to 23:59 that drives me crazy
6. versions of Android that are out seem to be too unstable for my taste and the last one completely crashed my HD2 and had to reinstall radio and rom and had a hard time doing it. Now I am back to stock radio/rom of WM6.5 until everything on an Android build is stable.
On the other hand
1. locking out WAP was easier on Android
2. miss the digital clocks of Android
3. setup was easier on Android
4. the message balloons were easier to see