5 inch touch screen GPS with preloaded maps

admin | February 21, 2011 | 26 Comments

Turn-by-turn directions, local search, Satellite View and Street View.

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  1. wifiman1 says:

    Thats so cool better than the one i got navman s30 lol

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  3. nawojan123 says:

    @brutaka359 lollzz

  4. resumil says:

    @HybridFridge -_- by useless I mean we can “use” it, just not the way we should be able to. Take the iPod as another example of handicapped tech: it’s basically a hard drive with media player capability, yet we cannot use it as such. Apple wants the user to depend on their software, just like Google makes the user depend on isp’s for marketing purposes.

  5. HybridFridge says:

    @resumil -_- It doesn’t make it useless, people use it every day.

  6. resumil says:

    @74ryanwolf …even if there was 3G coverage where I live, I would much prefer a GPS app over constantly having to rely on a data plan. Google Maps is designed to attract service providers, not to benefit users.

  7. 74ryanwolf says:

    @resumil It has 3G.

  8. resumil says:

    @killerscene23 who wouldn’t?

  9. killerscene23 says:

    @resumil who would use this offline?

  10. resumil says:

    no offline navigation makes google maps useless

  11. milospvcvc says:

    OMG its great. Yes, but in Serbia, none of this is not supported, even not the street view, nor the navigation. Imagine that :-S

  12. PedroPUC says:

    i wonder when it will work on other countries
    i live in brazil and my nexus one would be so much better if i lived in the US… please google make it opperate around the globe! :)

  13. SuperHaer says:

    @DKNEX0o

    The GPS works everywhere. But navigation is in Beta and does not work in denmark.

  14. miker71 says:

    Is this US only? Can’t find the turn-by-turn option on my Nexus One here in the UK, or maybe I’m being a bit thick – it shows directions and a 2D map but that’s it.

  15. DKNEX0o says:

    does the gps also work in denmark and other EU countries?

  16. mynameissang says:

    My house is in the major city of Ringgold GA then? ‘Cause I see it clearly from street view. o.o

  17. siralexu says:

    oh well lets hope tom tom or garmin make a good app for it then

  18. Keruaran says:

    Swinging on a swing sunshine, swinging on a swing.

    Others have also warned Apple. You can’t complain others are in the words of Steve Jobs, “stepping all over Apples IP”, while Apple is actively stepping all over someone elses.

    If you are defending software patents, then it is you who doesn’t understand both the patents and the issues involved.

  19. nellerboy2000 says:

    It needs an internet connection but I believe it does store the route currently used so you don’t come to a grinding halt when your service dies.

    If you want to change destinations or such though, you’re out of luck.

  20. nellerboy2000 says:

    Trust me, it doesn’t work flawlessly with Google at all. In my town alone we had several bugs appear with the free GPS, several included wrong destination address, despite the correct address appearing on screen. Also, street view and such, yeah, forget about that unless you live in a major city also of course.

  21. nellerboy2000 says:

    You don’t understand a lot about patents do you? We’re not talking about the gesture. We’re talking about what the phone OS does when you use that gesture. Apple patented certain things that can happen when you use the gesture.

    Google and HTC for instance could probably easily get away with making the phone fart when you use the gesture on the N1. Google and HTC also can’t say they didn’t see this coming, Apple warned them a year and a half ago.

  22. Keruaran says:

    I would like to see the validity of “pinch out” tested in a US court. It’s not an invention, its a gesture… its almost as stupid as the patent for “swinging on a swing”.

  23. bannedgbg says:

    I have google maps on my 5800 but it is very different than the this google maps :?

  24. tjeppi says:

    is the street view only for the turn by turn? Ore is it on gps all the time?

  25. eatfastnoodle says:

    I’m an iPhone user, I must admit, Google’s free navigational apps could be THE killer app that gives edge to android. iPhone has a much larger app store, but none of the GPS apps in it is free, and none of them works as flawlessly as Google’s.

  26. siralexu says:

    does it store the maps on your phone or do you need a internet conection download them constantly?

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