I use AndNav2, which is now open source, along with Mobile Atlas Creator to save the tiles (used to be Trekbuddy map creator).
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andnav - Project Hosting on Google Code
https://sourceforge.net/projects/trekbuddyatlasc/
Navigation doesn't work in the US, but it shows your location and heading on the map, and a trace of where you've been, and it can use Google Map tiles with restaurant locations and everything, so it's been quite useful.
There's a bunch others, too.
href.to - FREE short URL redirection - shorten any url (latest APK)
andnav - Project Hosting on Google Code
https://sourceforge.net/projects/trekbuddyatlasc/
Navigation doesn't work in the US, but it shows your location and heading on the map, and a trace of where you've been, and it can use Google Map tiles with restaurant locations and everything, so it's been quite useful.
There's a bunch others, too.
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=3634773013544912&hl=enThat said, the development team and I are very, very aware of the desire to have an "offline" mode for Google Maps Navigation. We're currently exploring options about how to provide a better experience when in limited or no data coverage areas, so please look for changes to Navigation in the future. Thanks for understanding.
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