i need a gps that works without internet .
i got a driverlicense and i need a gps but i have no 3g support so i need a non internet gps plz help me
Try Sygic navigation. It is offline voice guided navigation.
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ok .. and it support every countrey?
try navigon its better
sygic has a free trial for a week. and it remembers if you uninstalled it or not so one week thats it
Google maps has a new offline feature where you can save local maps and then use Navigation without Internet access.
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-DarkKnight- said:
try navigon its better
sygic has a free trial for a week. and it remembers if you uninstalled it or not so one week thats it
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it cost 243 il shekels and its a lot in this price i can buy a new sd card and a big one
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Anyone know of a good GPS Application for a car with turn by turn navigation?
Google turn by turn maps navigation
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Or if you want an offline sat nav you could use pilot less then £30 and its pretty good
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paperclip69 said:
Or if you want an offline sat nav you could use pilot less then £30 and its pretty good
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Can you link me to this app, I cant find anything called this on the market.
the ginger god said:
Can you link me to this app, I cant find anything called this on the market.
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check copilot live?
copilot live8 or Navigon are both good offline programs...
The best is Ndrive!
Hi, I use Google Maps and Sygic. The best for Android
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The best is Ndrive!
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Have to disagree
Co-pilot is far better, have used both
Co-pilot maps are more up to date as N-drive uses the same maps as tom tom.
I used to use my tomtom when i travel to spain but now i use co-pilot because of the newer maps.
i also would agree with co pilot live, as it cost me about £23 on winmo, and then i just used the key when i get android, and it still works! Value for money there! Unlike tomtom on winmo, i really did prefer copilot.
Since having it on android i even subscribed to the premiu, features, but there isnt any need you get all the speed cameras for free anyway! just make sure you switch them on..
If i dont have the car, and i am walking around london city i will used google maps with the navigation option for walking.
depends what the specifics are havent used N-drive and i dont have a need to now.
Check Navdroyd, it uses Open Street Map as the map source. Works really well.
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What GSP program do you recommend for the SGT?
I plan to have a good stand alone GPS program that I can use on the road without the need for internet connection.
I believe that the google maps/navigation system requires that you need internet connection.
I like Google maps. I generally use the 3g to load the map and turn off data afterwards it works fine for me. If you search YouTube others have gotten this method to work quite far. The furthest I have tried it is about 100 miles.
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Copilot is very good and probably the best value for money.
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Dave
Please search the apps and themes thread.
There is a topic on this with a few mentioned
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Without a doubt the absolute BEST is CoPilot.
I'm in agreement that copilot is the best offline alternative GPS solution.
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Not sure if its been said here before but I think CoPilot is the best bang for your buck.
Just USA costs under $10!
I KNOW IT WAS SAID BEFORE. IT IS A GOOD STANDALONE GPS APP thOUGH =P
Co-Pilot on the road, Viewranger or BackCountry Navigator off the road.
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Co-Pilot on the road, Viewranger or BackCountry Navigator off the road.
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Hmm....I never gave a thought to off road GPS. Thank you. Will try them out.
+1 on copilot, a bit more expensive here in europe, but i have to say that it works really well, gave my tomtom to my wife and now using the tab with the carmount for gps.
I'm in search of a completely offline GPS application, which wouldn't require a wifi or data network to work.
The idea here is to roam with GPS of course, which would be super expensive with data.
So, in your opinion what is the best offline GPS for Nexus s?
iGO ftw, but depends for what areas you need it for
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Google maps is now off line. You can pick a 10 mile radius to load maps on your SD card and have it off line. I wish they did more than 10 miles so I don't have to patch it around.
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Sygic Aura, CoPilot.
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Google maps is now off line. You can pick a 10 mile radius to load maps on your SD card and have it off line. I wish they did more than 10 miles so I don't have to patch it around.
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But does it actually allow you to do navigation while offline? Or just download the maps to view?
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But does it actually allow you to do navigation while offline? Or just download the maps to view?
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That was the whole idea. Google wanted you to be able to navigate in the desert without internet connection. All you need for it to function is your GPS on and previously downloaded map. Update your Google maps. It's all spelled out in there.
Wow thats very cool. Can't wait to try it
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Igo maps requires storage onto sd card. My nexus s doesnt have an sd card slot. How to proceed?
Sygic Auro seems to be running fine. It just won't find me to exact location, im one block away from my location.
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Igo maps requires storage onto sd card. My nexus s doesnt have an sd card slot. How to proceed?
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While it doesn't have a SD card slot, it does use a partition on its internal hard disk as a 16GB sd card (or perhaps a bit less but it's approx 16GB). You should be able to fit it on there.
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So, in your opinion what is the best offline GPS for Nexus s?
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I haven't used Navigon on an Android phone, but my wife has it on her iPhone and it's pretty good. See http://www.navigon.com/portal/int/produkte/navigationssoftware/mobile_navigator_android.html
Google maps navigation is the best.
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I use to use Ndrive
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Copilot is ok, but i actually prefer google nav
have you guys actually been able to use google navigation offline? I've tried it multiple times but no dice...
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The route is calculated online on Google Nav and that could be a big problem.
When I miss a street you need to wait the new route to be transfered, which would be ok if the 3G network was stable.
I recommend iGo.
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have you guys actually been able to use google navigation offline? I've tried it multiple times but no dice...
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I'm using it offline quite a bit since it came out. Just to save on data.
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That was the whole idea. Google wanted you to be able to navigate in the desert without internet connection. All you need for it to function is your GPS on and previously downloaded map. Update your Google maps. It's all spelled out in there.
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i'v already tried this and even trying it right now as we speak, its just for map cache, you need to have an internet connection to get the directions initially, and you better hope you don't miss a turn when you are offline, because you ain't gonna get a reroute from google maps while offline, people are confused about this feature, its map cache, that is all, its useless. So google maps is not the way to go for offline nav, just go with copilot or something simular. All you need to do is search the various markets,appstores out there for Android and read reviews of each app you come across. good luck.
CoPilot USA works great for me. Recommended by Android Guys.... guys?
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im trying co-pilot myself for canada. Works good. locks on. pretty accurate.
My choice is Sygic GPS Navigation without any doubts!
The best interface I ever seen... accurate, simple, clear, immediate and complete at the mean time. It's free to try for 7 days, I strongly suggest to take a look by yourself.
Im going to America in july for about a month and will need a sat nav app to use offline as i will be in airplane mode with gps on.
Preferably free or cheap
Leave me your recommendations.
I can't comment on east coast coverage... But I've used copilot for a couple years. It's relatively cheap and works well enough. A lot of people like sygic too.
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Download the area in Google maps app(menu -> make available offline) and you won't need data connection later. There won't be any live traffic info but at least navigation will work.
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Download the area in Google maps app(menu -> make available offline) and you won't need data connection later. There won't be any live traffic info but at least navigation will work.
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You can't download a big area so it is kind of useless
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You can't download a big area so it is kind of useless
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Check CoPilot on Market
There's free version
But the one with full voice navigation, only $10
Will need to download maps, could pick either whole usa or some states
Uses tomtom maps
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I have downloaded navfree but my provider accidently cut my phone line so i have had no way to download the full maps, i will give sygic and go and copilot a download once im back online.
Hello guys. Does someone have an free offline navigation?
Thnx
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GoogleMaps has downloadable offline data.
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GoogleMaps has downloadable offline data.
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Can use them for Navigation?
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yes, you can navigate, but area you can save is limited to somehow size of a larger city. I'm looking as well to something like Nokia have, where you can download whole countries and be done with. If you travel outside your country chances are you won't have good data plan and your Google's maps are useless when needed most. Even in your own country how can you anticipate which location has poor service and you need to download data ahead, especially with limited size. it offers.
Don't know in which continent you are living, but you can try MapFactor from the playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mapfactor.navigator or Navfree (https://play.google.com/store/search?q=navfree navigator)
Hello, try Maps with me pro or Osmand +, it works perfecty for me
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Hi you can try google maps offline mode which is in beta now.