@all BENELUX users,
A little peace of software/gps data from Texaco benelux to find here stations, for a little snack or a
little bit from the powerfull diesel or benzine for our cars. (i am not coupled with texaco!)
The Netherlands and the Belgian users under us can use the software for different apps. As sample:
IGO8+, iGO Second Edition from 2006, Route 66, TomTom Mobile and TomTom PDA.
Free to download and to use for the named apps: GPS data download
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Hi All
Heres a program released by Leaf - no GPS required
Uses cell and wifi sites to determine location.
I have used it often and it works fairly well here in South Africa. My bud was over in the States and used it on his P4350 while over there.
Enjoy
http://www.leaf.co.za/Leaf+Products/Leaf+Locate/
Isn't this like google maps?
ratmantoo said:
Hi All
Heres a program released by Leaf - no GPS required
Uses cell and wifi sites to determine location.
I have used it often and it works fairly well here in South Africa. My bud was over in the States and used it on his P4350 while over there.
Enjoy
http://www.leaf.co.za/Leaf+Products/Leaf+Locate/
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What version are you running, ratmantoo?
I have version 1.1.0.0 installed -- but it's just an electronic map for Southern Africa.
A very good map, with street level detail, search facility, route-finder, etc .. but no location finding at all by GPS or cell/wifi sites.
Here's a good download link.
You can choose from Standard to Professional.
http://support.ensurict.com/downloads/HTC/Leaf Locate/
Have Fun.. Really nice program. but i prefer Google Maps..
Hi
anyone know if the "Nav N Go iGO 8" suppose to run on this new windows mobile 7 platform as is,or there will be new revision like "Nav N Go iGO My way" that they develop for the i phone ?
THX
No one app, developed for WM6.5, would run on WP7 and iGO is not exception. It's going to take some time till we see decent offline navigation for that brand new platform.
i'm hoping for garmin or sygic to whip something up
In Germany Mozart from T-Mobile comes with "NAVIGON select Telekom Edition" (3.11.2010) - at least they are advertising with this :
As a new User I am not allowed to post Links, just browse T-Mobile (.de) -> click on Mozart -> and then on Telekom Apps
Didn't find any anouncement on the Navigon Website though.
WM7 is different OS and you cant use older applications for WM 6.x
WP7 not having a descent GPS map alternative is the only reason I have not switched to WP7 mobile.
I hope Garmin climb on board soon as they have the best maps for Malaysia & Singapore.
So, any news about offline navigation on WP7?
Just read today that Garmin has either submitted or is about to submit to the marketplace
just for the US and canadian market , lets hope that it comes to australian marketplace soon
I am using "Turn by Turn Navigation" by GPS Tuner.
It costs 5 Euros, imho worth the money (for worldwide coverage).
It still uses Bing Maps, however you can select map areas to download for offline navigation.
The only drawback is you need to go online for the route planning (with only some bytes). Once it is planned you can drive offline.
Their free version is limited to 12 miles/20 km routes.
Looks like WM7.5 has a very long way to go.. not able to find any GPS sw for India
Nokia Drive is perfect
Does anyone know what version or versions of garmin mobile xt/tomtom work on the hd2, and if so if garmin/tomtom still sells the map updates for the smartphone gps software? The reason i ask is i need a gps on my phone that can work without a dataplan.
I'm using Garmin with no problem.
Maps are updated and fairly current
I use garmin 5.00.20 and it's fine.
Maps are always updated and can work across the range - currently have the 2010 europe map, and used mapsource to make a smaller UK version.
Garmin Mobile XT Version 5.00.20wp works fine - i use it with Topo Cards and City Navigator NT 2010.10 and BlueChart v9.5
I'm looking for an Offline GPS software for Middle East Maps... for my Andoid Galaxy S Vibrant mobile but no luck...
Google Maps requires continuous connection with the internet what makes it extremely expensive here...
I searched for TomTom and IGo but no luck... please advice...
Thanks...
Try Locus. It works by having you download map caches from different websites such as GoogleMaps.
Co-Pilot USA
I haven't used it a lot, but it seems pretty good, lots of features. It is a mere $5 in the market. Non-USA versions available in different configurations for different $.
Separately, the newer, Froyo-based versions of Google Maps are supposed to have "better" offline functionality. I don't have first-hand experience with them.
Any good apps out there to use on my prime for an upcoming international trip? Switzerland and France in particular. Don't know if there's anything specific to those countries for tourist purposes, any cool GPS apps. anything one might find especially usefull on long trains/planes etc.
I would be interested in these also. My wife and I are going to Italy and then on a Mediterranean Cruise to several Ports.
RonH54 said:
I would be interested in these also. My wife and I are going to Italy and then on a Mediterranean Cruise to several Ports.
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RonH54, here are suggestions I received from a travel forum I follow:
Deutsche Bahn Navigator (more than just German schedules)
Öffi Station (bus schedules -- works GREAT)
BierApp (find biergartens in Franconia)
Google Translate
Google Goggles
Weather Underground
Lufthansa
Kayak
I'll update with others if I get any additional responses...
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RonH54, here are suggestions I received from a travel forum I follow:
Deutsche Bahn Navigator (more than just German schedules)
Öffi Station (bus schedules -- works GREAT)
BierApp (find biergartens in Franconia)
Google Translate
Google Goggles
Weather Underground
Lufthansa
Kayak
I'll update with others if I get any additional responses...
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Thanks so much for info!!
I'd want to have :
Google Translate.
Stacks of MP3s
Winamp for MP3a
Dropbox to store photos
Kindle + books
A currency converter
"Mobile CFF" is the app for all trains and public transports timetables in Switzerland.You can also buy train tickets with your credit card. A must have. But be carefull with roaming, Switzerland isn't part of the european regulation about roaming data, so it's damn expensive for foreigners.
Signed : a swiss guy