I have been using Navigator for a while, and decided to try Osmand to check it out. When I went to download some maps, I came to the exact same set up as Navigator uses. Just now trying to see if I have downloaded 2 sets of maps or if both programs are using the same set.
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I have been using Navigator for a while, and decided to try Osmand to check it out. When I went to download some maps, I came to the exact same set up as Navigator uses. Just now trying to see if I have downloaded 2 sets of maps or if both programs are using the same set.
Unless something's changed recently, they don't use the same set, although they're the identical maps. I'm not technical enough to know if you can somehow point one of the apps to the files of the other. You can clearly see where the maps are stored by using a PlayBook file manager or PC Windows Explorer. Maybe someone else can tell us how to point to the same file directory.
I don't know if it is on this thread or at another regarding the same subject, but there's an app on App World that does the trick(its like "keep the screen on or something").
You can also try Battery Guru(paid in app world) that as "No sleep mode". Since i never tried it, i can't give you personal feedback, but some users already used it!
I have been using Navigator for a while, and decided to try Osmand to check it out. When I went to download some maps, I came to the exact same set up as Navigator uses. Just now trying to see if I have downloaded 2 sets of maps or if both programs are using the same set.
OsmAnd uses Open Street Maps, so if Navigator uses them too, that may be the problem.
Link ur PB to the PC(or via wifi), go to misc/android/osmand and search for the maps and see if they same name as in Navigator
I don't know if it is on this thread or at another regarding the same subject, but there's an app on App World that does the trick(its like "keep the screen on or something").
You can also try Battery Guru(paid in app world) that as "No sleep mode". Since i never tried it, i can't give you personal feedback, but some users already used it!
Got a stupid question, for testing I set my workplace as a destination (checkered flag icon) and now I can't remove it and now no matter how far away it still points to it and gives the miles to it on screen. I've checked every known menu and I thought it was deleted , but the icon and pointer still exists. How do I get rid of this?
There is a update in AppWorld, I would have downloaded it but there is a significant size reduction, from 11 to 6 mb. I wonder if they have reduced the feature set or what. http://osmand.net/en/blog/75-osmand-083-released.html states the change log but nothing on size reduction.
Overall stability of the app was improved. And about size reduction, previous version had native libs included, which don't work on PlayBook (android runtime limitation). Version 0.8.3 doesn't include native libs (-5mb)
Originally Posted by adi_vastava
There is a update in AppWorld, I would have downloaded it but there is a significant size reduction, from 11 to 6 mb. I wonder if they have reduced the feature set or what. OsmAnd 0.8.3 released states the change log but nothing on size reduction.
One of the paid apps is version 8.2, the other is version 8.3. The main difference between paid and free is the number of maps you can download for offline use, I believe.
Something went wrong with app world backend yesterday. Because 0.8.2 was never intended for sale (it's an unofficial version), it was not posted for sale ever. But due to app world error apps not posted for sale appeared in app world store. It should be fixed now or within a few hours.
Something went wrong with app world backend yesterday. Because 0.8.2 was never intended for sale (it's an unofficial version), it was not posted for sale ever. But due to app world error apps not posted for sale appeared in app world store. It should be fixed now or within a few hours.