there is much offline gps map on app world but you need to pay .99 to 9.99 each map and these map are city only not a specific territory .....i had saw montreal city at 9.99$ so it's very expensive........i'm pilot and i'm looking for offline and offroad gps app but for now i've found nothing too
before i got the playbook, i had the samsung galaxy 8.9 tablet, and it was nice.. it had features i wanted, front-back camera(for skype), APPS, and GPS.
I used SYGIC on that tablet, i had a mount on the car with the tablet there.
An 8.9 inch screen is hella nice for a gps.
but.. i returned it because 400 was a big burn out of my pocket, i picked up a bb playbook for 120, its great.. but realistically, i cant even use the gps on this thing.. :/
before i got the playbook, i had the samsung galaxy 8.9 tablet, and it was nice.. it had features i wanted, front-back camera(for skype), APPS, and GPS.
I used SYGIC on that tablet, i had a mount on the car with the tablet there.
An 8.9 inch screen is hella nice for a gps.
but.. i returned it because 400 was a big burn out of my pocket, i picked up a bb playbook for 120, its great.. but realistically, i cant even use the gps on this thing.. :/
Sounds like you should find someone else selling their galaxy tab cheaper than you sold yours.
I don't recall, is it "mapdroid" or similar which is an Android app folks say works offline but you need the OS2 beta or wait a week or two (or twenty!) for the official os2 release.
There are people working on good offline map apps. In the meantime, I suggest you stay away from the existing "on-device" map apps, as they've almost universally been slammed by anyone unfortunate enough to have spent money on them. It looks like hundreds of bad reviews have been left, and all deleted. The few good reviews on some of them are apparently sometimes left by the vendor and friends, as we've established in past threads.
I don't understand why no one is trying viewranger. It can download maps for offline use and has really good GPS support. There are also a number of third part maps that can be downloaded to it. They say that fifty percent of mountain rescue teams in UK use it for guidance in their work.
Osmand is really good. I haved used it on our current 3 day multi-state vacation and it has done great. The only issue I have seen so far is it doesn't switch to alternate/new routes as fast as a dedicated GPS. It has taken as long as 5 miles for it to stop asking me to do a U turn.
OsmAnd and Magellan both can cache maps for offline navigation. Not sure if Magellan can reroute or not (still have to play with it more), but OsmAnd has offline navigation and rerouting (although they call it experimental).
I don't understand why no one is trying viewranger. It can download maps for offline use and has really good GPS support. There are also a number of third part maps that can be downloaded to it. They say that fifty percent of mountain rescue teams in UK use it for guidance in their work.
It is available in Appworld for download.
Do you have a .BAR to install on PB?
Edit: found it in the Appworld; has terrible reviews, sorry