I have read that there is Google Maps with StreetView for mobile devices, but if i download Google Maps from my Diamond from Google page, I get Google Map v2.2.0.20 and it has no StreetView.
Is there Google Maps with StreetView for mobile devices? Or it is only for Symbian and Java?
If there is a version, I think v2.3, please, can anybody give me a link to download it?
Thank you.
try this one
wow street view is much cooler than the google maps I had, but how does it determine which streets have street view and which don't?
with turn by turn directions. thank you!!
Google maps (but you'll pay your phone bills crying). You wont find any free apps with offline maps because GIS is biiiiggg work and wants to get paid. I love Garmin XT, Oziexplorer with own maps for offroading/hiking
any other options?
- google maps does not support voice
- im sure i read someware that the map can be cached and downloaded offline. anybody can help?
AmazeGPS is an alternative.
They have some issues with the current version but a new build is out this sunday according to their forums.
Hi,
I have a program using google maps, and I want it to show the new google maps, but each time the program starts I see the old version of google maps.
Do I need to use different method thenthe one described in the google android developers site to do that?
I can see that it is the older one since in the old version there are no maps for my country, and in the new one there are.
(I can see the new maps using the goole maps app)
Thanks,
Amir
Hi. I had installed Jelly2.1 ROM and I noticed that I am missing the Navigation App?
I tried looking for it in Google Play but can't seem to find it.
Where can I download the apk?
Thanks a lot.
I believe it is installed with Google maps. I thought I have installed it directly from play store. When I read the description for Maps it lists turn by turn navigation.
So try the Maps app it should install maps, navigation, and local.
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Navigation is a part of Maps. They're a package deal. Do you have Google Maps installed?
I had uninstalled Google Maps and re-installed it and it is back. thanks a lot for the replies.
I am travelling to a new country soon, and want to save map of tht city for offline viewing, but I simply cant seem to see that option anymore.
Please guide me, using latest updated version of Google Map.
PS: Is this option taken out ? Any alternatives ?
Maybe a Google search ?
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Dejan Sathanas said:
Maybe a Google search ?
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Have read all google help topics and done search as well... but there is simply no option for offline view tht I can click !!
https://support.google.com/gmm/answer/3273567
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rbeavers said:
https://support.google.com/gmm/answer/3273567
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Perfect mate !
Now please guide me, how can I
1] delete the cached map and
2] how can I specify how many MB of space I wana reserve for caching the map.
Any good alternatives other than google maps.... these google guys have messedup a perfectly working system it seems on the new versions.
craige said:
Perfect mate !
Now please guide me, how can I
1] delete the cached map and
2] how can I specify how many MB of space I wana reserve for caching the map.
Any good alternatives other than google maps.... these google guys have messedup a perfectly working system it seems on the new versions.
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It used to be in the menu... why is it hidden with a secret command..... wtf is going on with the world... eeverything is so fookin against end users nowadays.
Or get an alternative app?
Personally I like MapsWithMe. It doesn't run on Google Maps but on OpenStreetMap.org, which means it's quite a lot more accurate and extensive. (Even lists benches and power lines.) Just a suggestion.
ShadowLea said:
Or get an alternative app?
Personally I like MapsWithMe. It doesn't run on Google Maps but on OpenStreetMap.org, which means it's quite a lot more accurate and extensive. (Even lists benches and power lines.) Just a suggestion.
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Thanks for the tip - never heard of it before, just tried it and it's excellent - time to ditch CoPilot
I've used RMaps which you can download a city map to something daft like 3 feet, viewable offline, multiple map scales so you can zoom in/out offline, download via wifi, cached/downloaded maps saved to SDCard, GPS tracker and multiple maps to choose from including Google, Ordinance Survey Maps + more....
I use this before I run Google and can have clear street view before I've set foot out of the door
Bashing away at my HTC Desire C
I use navigator. It doesn't need a data connection because you download maps either paid or free (I use the free ones and they are fine). I found even when Google maps let you download a map you still couldn't navigate on it without a data connection anyway. Which made it kind of pointless.
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I just made a search in Google play for apps suggested above "RMaps" and "Navigator" and I am not able to find app as such on the play store.... ?
ShadowLea said:
Or get an alternative app?
Personally I like MapsWithMe. It doesn't run on Google Maps but on OpenStreetMap.org, which means it's quite a lot more accurate and extensive. (Even lists benches and power lines.) Just a suggestion.
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I tried it and it looks nice but it is not for voice guided navigation
Search for MapFactor: GPS Navigation in play store for Navigator.
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I use citymaps 2go pro, used it many times in france without data.
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Unless the DEV removed Rmaps maybe (I'm sure I downloaded it from play store") well here's a link to his blog
http://robertdeveloper.blogspot.co.uk/2009/08/rmaps.html?m=1
Bashing away at my HTC Desire C
I have tried all maps mentioned here, but none of them are as smooth and easy to understand as Google maps. Most of them are slow and laggy and also take forever to load location names and details.
Now I would be stuck without wifi and now wonder what to do....