Amaze is nice, though vodafone sat nav (do a search on the forums) is better.
Last I heard, you could download the vodafone sat nav without being on vodafone...
When googlemaps gets voice turns, it'll be awesome!
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I prefer Telmap to Amaze. Amaze took too long to recalculate and also simple driving instructions ended up getting us going in a circle (litarely) so Telmap stays with me.
I use it. I'm satisfied with it. Afterall, it's free. The maps are accurate and hybrid satelite-map view is awesome. Some problems I've noticed are:
1. Very slow to start up.
2. When there are very quick successive turns, it's not so good. You have to look at the map and
Pay attention.
3. I've had seldom occasaions where audio cuts out.
4. Entering your destination is a pain mostly because I think the app was written to accomodate wide variety of phones.
Instead of using the menu button for menus, you have to use # and @ keys.
Even so, it's my gps app of choice. I think there is another free app called telenav or something like that. But I have not tried it.
I hope this helps
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Amaze is nice, though vodafone sat nav (do a search on the forums) is better.
Last I heard, you could download the vodafone sat nav without being on vodafone...
When googlemaps gets voice turns, it'll be awesome!
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I tried that - downloaded and installed it, but get a message "The request is not under your subscription package" - doesn't work
Register, you live in South Africa, btw, for English version. When you enter your mobile number, enter it in the international format, 12125556666 for New York,US. It shouldn't matter that your mobile number doesn't correspond to South Africa. You'll get a text with a download link + activation code. should be fully functional in US, Canada, Mexico, and lots of other countries. For free!
i did that, got it downloaded, went to install, says may take a few mins, then after a bit it says cant complete installation at this time. Try again later. Each time. Any ideas?
Register, you live in South Africa, btw, for English version. When you enter your mobile number, enter it in the international format, 12125556666 for New York,US. It shouldn't matter that your mobile number doesn't correspond to South Africa. You'll get a text with a download link + activation code. should be fully functional in US, Canada, Mexico, and lots of other countries. For free!
I've used all 3 applications (complimented by Google Maps obviously) and I have to say
1) amAze is pretty good - still misses some streets where I live tho
2) Nav4All has gotten ALOT better than its earlier releases
3) Telmap is by far the best one of the lot. I like its simple GUI and its very accurate as far as road names etc are concerned. It picks up stuff in the middle of no where (like way out of the city...trust me I tried getting lost with it...)
As long as TELMAP is offerring the free beta...give it a shot I promise you will not be disappointed.
Again, I do like all 3, i just think Telmap is a lot more refined.
I've used all 3 applications (complimented by Google Maps obviously) and I have to say
1) amAze is pretty good - still misses some streets where I live tho
2) Nav4All has gotten ALOT better than its earlier releases
3) Telmap is by far the best one of the lot. I like its simple GUI and its very accurate as far as road names etc are concerned. It picks up stuff in the middle of no where (like way out of the city...trust me I tried getting lost with it...)
As long as TELMAP is offerring the free beta...give it a shot I promise you will not be disappointed.
Again, I do like all 3, i just think Telmap is a lot more refined.
Telmap is pretty good! Thanks for sharing.
Only thing is I'm not sure how to pull up POI after you are already navigating.
I generally just use Blackberry and Google maps though I've tried Amaze and it was handy albeit very slow. Just grabbed Telmap, hoping it's a good as it's said to be.
