GPS Navigation on a Mobile

[Ros]

Debs

I used to be a huge Nokia fan.  Then went to Samsung Galaxy SII and frankly haven't looked back.  it's as powerful as my laptop!

Anyway, in terms of offline navigation, on the Android system there is Sygic which is quite good.  I've googled a little and there seems to be some talk of it's availability for the Lumia.  I was unable to find it on their website whilst having a very quick look, though...

Anyway, if you're looking at the S4, look at the S4 Active before you buy it :)  it's basically the same but IP67 and dust proof etc. and feels nicer (more solid with actual buttons on the front) than the stock S4. 

Cheers

Ros

[Debs]

Im liking the S4 Active because its also waterproof 

[Ming the Merciless]

I have an i-phone and downloaded the Tom Tom app it has been brilliant all over europe had it for two years and in that time have used it frequently. Much better than google maps and has IQ and updated maps comes with the package. I have used it on my bike in Spain, France, Andorra, Germany without any hiccups what so ever. The Sat Nav feature works without any phone signal so there is no cost implications at all.

Ming

[PCPeteUK]

Hi Deb's I have the Galaxy S3 and it's perfect for my needs.

[Wirralmark]

I recently went from iPhone 4 to Galaxy S4. The galaxy is a much better phone, although not as intuitive as the iPhone. Better navigation, better camera etc.

[1ka]

If anyone is thinking of buying the Sygic offline Sat. Nav. application for Android, then it's currently offering a free years subscription to traffic.  Offer valid until the 25th Nov. 2013


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