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Navdroyd
$6.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Pedestrian and car routing modes. Really cheap at $6.50. Map updates are free, frequent, and global (OpenStreetMap).
The Cons:Maps load slowly on T-Mobile G1, despite locally resident on SD card. Address search feature is practically broken. Quirky user interface.
Navdryod is an offline navigation package for Android phones that uses the free OpenStreetMaps. For this reason, the price of the app is very low ($6.49), and map updates are global, frequent, and free.
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pedestrian and car routing modes
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map updates are free, frequent, and global (OpenStreetMap)
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offline navigation: saves expensive roaming charges, is always very fast, doesn't need data network coverage
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map data is relatively small, e.g. 1.1GB for USA
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can download map updates also via PC (extract zip file to right folder on SD card)
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maps are downloaded/updated automatically through WiFi
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voice-based guidance (TTS)
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maps load slowly on T-Mobile G1, despite locally resident on SD card
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address search feature is practically broken
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