Offline GPS Solution for Android?

stones2

Lurker
What are the best offline gps solutions currently on the market for android?
 

3waygeek

Well-Known Member
For the US, I'd go with CoPilot Live -- special Labor Day discount pricing expires soon.

They're really good about map updates, issued monthly, and make it easy for you to report map problems, with a guarantee of 45-day turnaround for most updates.
 

barqers

Android Expert
CoPilot has been amazing for me. The maps are 100% accurate in Canada and US (Ontario/New York) is all I've tested though.
 

chrlswltrs

Extreme Android User
Google maps...

Now you can cache map areas. Open maps -> long press an area -> when the address pops up, select it -> select pre cache map area. It will download a 10 mile radius (100 sq mi), and you can repeat this as much as needed. :cool:
 

Harry2

Extreme Android User
Turn-by-turn navigation for car: NAVIGON.

Routing navigation for offroad biking/hiking: ViewRanger with premium topo maps.

Harry
 

spile

Android Enthusiast
Copilot for the user interface and ease of implementing custom POIs (speedcams etc)
Sygic for the quality of the map display
 

JaSauders

Well-Known Member
I downloaded Maverick, but I'm a little confused. Is this just a standard map utility or is it a navigational tool to get from home to vacation, etc?
 

Harry2

Extreme Android User
Maverick isn't a turn-by-turn navigation. You can import a tour as track (.gpx file) and then follow this track line :)
The best use of the app is for walking, hiking, biking, skiing ...

Harry
 
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