android GPS recommendations
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android GPS recommendations
The missus and I finally decided to make the break from apple and picked up a couple of Android tablets. I got a Pantech Element, 4G, supports a 32g card and is water resistent to 3 feet . Looking for some Android GPS recommendations.
One with topographic options down to 1:25000 would be cool-
One with topographic options down to 1:25000 would be cool-
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You traitor!!!!! Just kidding I have always paid for the full garmin interface but not sure if it's offered on the android store, just curious why the apple drop the iPad 3 is I guess coming suppose to go 4g and the network opened up.
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A lot of the android tablets & phones have GPS built in so you don't need cell coverage. Plus this Pantech Element was only $250 and upgradeable to 4.0, the ice cream sandwich OS.
Almost 2 years with my iPhone, time for a change and Apple didn't have a smaller tablet (I like the portability) and fixed memory was kind of sucking. I had 10g of music, not a lot of room left.
Will be getting a Droid phone in April, being able to sync the two wirelessly is a big plus to me.
Almost 2 years with my iPhone, time for a change and Apple didn't have a smaller tablet (I like the portability) and fixed memory was kind of sucking. I had 10g of music, not a lot of room left.
Will be getting a Droid phone in April, being able to sync the two wirelessly is a big plus to me.
Last edited by dropzone; 02-20-2012 at 11:37 PM.
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here is one that I am going to try:
Back Country Navigator
seems to be pretty decent. Allows offline use so I am not constantly using Data. I have to figure out how to do screen caps on the Pantech and get a car mount but having the 8" screen is going to be nice
As I hear about more I am sure I will end up with several GPS apps.
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Backcountry Navigator is excellent and one of the only apps I've ever paid for. I've only used it on my phone (DX2) for hiking but I imagine it would be pretty awesome on a tablet. Just download the maps your going to use on wifi before your trip. Congratulations to you sir for getting off apple products.
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