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Nav n Go iGo 8 on my Eris...video inside.

I should have clarified.

This is not in the marketplace and for whatever reason their website doesn't list the Eris as a supported device.

Not sure if someone ported it or if one of the supported devices is the same as the Eris.

Either way, its as good...probably better than my wifes garmin.
 
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I should have clarified.

This is not in the marketplace and for whatever reason their website doesn't list the Eris as a supported device.

Not sure if someone ported it or if one of the supported devices is the same as the Eris.

Either way, its as good...probably better than my wifes garmin.

Well......Any way to get a link as to were to find this little gem? I would love to give it a try. :D
 
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Yeah, i checked out waze. Its like using google maps in comparison to a new garmin (garmin being iGo)

Im working on the goods now.

Oh and as Yosef stated, I was wrong, this is indeed I Go My Way 2009.

The program is really for Europe, however, with USA maps, The program is for USA.

I dont know much about what is supported or what the what country its supposed to be for.

What i do know is that I have it working and working great and wanted to share my experience with you all.

Don't get me wrong, i tried some version of this and other navs that didnt work, but i finally figured out what does work and works well.
 
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Is Waze available in the market? How come I've never heard of these?? The navigation upgrade is what I've been wanting the most out of 2.whatever!

Yes, Waze is available in the market and it is free. It is kind of in its infant stages right now. It doesn't offer a lot of the bells a whistles that some of the other GPS apps have. However, if you need directions and/traffic information then it is great.

Free GPS Navigation with Turn by Turn - Waze
 
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Yes, Waze is available in the market and it is free. It is kind of in its infant stages right now. It doesn't offer a lot of the bells a whistles that some of the other GPS apps have. However, if you need directions and/traffic information then it is great.

Free GPS Navigation with Turn by Turn - Waze

I think recommending Waze hurts people more than it helps them. Bloody thing had next to no streets on the maps of my area, and had no idea where it was taking me. I'd recommend following static directions in google maps long before I'd recommend trying to use Waze.

Waze is arguably the first piece of Android software I have grown to hate.
 
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I think recommending Waze hurts people more than it helps them. Bloody thing had next to no streets on the maps of my area, and had no idea where it was taking me. I'd recommend following static directions in google maps long before I'd recommend trying to use Waze.

Waze is arguably the first piece of Android software I have grown to hate.

And last I looked at it, it couldn't map a route over about 150 miles...

Wisepilot looks pretty good. I put it up against my Garmin 765WT during the 5 day trial on a 200 mile trip to a place I'd never been before, and it actually came up with a better route. I ended up returning the Garmin due to bugs, but that's a whole other story...

Doc
 
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You are all forgetting that Waze is a user generated app. YOU using it helps put in the streets and such that are missing. YOU (the one who actually lives in the area and knows the streets) are the one who is supposed to help correct the mistakes. This has the potential to make it the most up to date navigation type of app available on the Android. The others use older maps, probably a year or more old that wouldn't show new roads. With Waze, you can instantly enter the new road info and it will show up for everyone instead of waiting a year for other programs to go around and update theirs.

The reason it "blows" in your area is because there aren't many Android users in your area using it. As more people use it, it will far exceed any other navigation program. However, as is kind of the standard mentality in the U.S., most people are lazy and don't want to contribute. They want everything handed to them on a silver platter while others do all the work.
 
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