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    Another vote for Sygic - been using it for as long as it's been available on Android, on a Galaxy S1 and now a Galaxy Note (n7000).

    As mentioned before, initial download of data should be done over Wi-Fi at home (or elsewhere), as opposed to mobile data.

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    Brand of phone is not important.
    The version of Android the phone runs may be important if it is a particularly old phone though.
    Samsung just has an arrangement with Navigon to have their app pre installed on their phones. They just hold back on some features then charge you extra for them.

    The same as Dropbox is pre installed and you get 50gb extra free for two years.

    There are various comparison reviews. I saw a good one recently but can't find it. The one below is just a random one.

    http://lifehacker.com/5870515/the-be...pp-for-android

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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    Is the brand of the phone important - Samsung has been mentioned which I do not have - Motorola Defy.

    Garry
    Sygic runs fine on my Defy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utemad View Post
    Samsung just has an arrangement with Navigon to have their app pre installed on their phones. They just hold back on some features then charge you extra for them.

    The same as Dropbox is pre installed and you get 50gb extra free for two years.

    There are various comparison reviews. I saw a good one recently but can't find it. The one below is just a random one.

    The Best Turn-By-Turn Navigation App for Android
    Thanks - anything that uses Google Maps is no use to me as I do not have a data plan attached to my phone. Maps have to be installed on the phone.

    Cheers

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    This is a very interesting thread... thankyou! With sygic, can you get maps of the UK, Europe etc ? similar isses to Garry... don't want to have to use data
    plan, just wifi for download ? (samsung galaxy s2)

    thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoges View Post
    This is a very interesting thread... thankyou! With sygic, can you get maps of the UK, Europe etc ? similar isses to Garry... don't want to have to use data
    plan, just wifi for download ? (samsung galaxy s2)

    thanks
    Pretty comprehensive maps of the world. I have already obtained maps of southern Africa in preparation for our trip there later in the year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    Thanks but I need some sort of visitor password which I don't have to download the Primo software so I will look for something else.

    cheers

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    Provide me with the details or link and i'll get it for you , might even try it myself on my phone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    Provide me with the details or link and i'll get it for you , might even try it myself on my phone.
    Thanks but it will be Ok - I have decided to go with Sygic and will see how it goes.

    I think this is the link you referred to Android IGO Primo 9.6.22 incl. TTS patch and AU content

    When you hit the Achieve Link it takes you here LinkSave.in - I tried to register for this but it does not recognise my Aussie TPG email address.

    Cheers

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    No worries.
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    Avoid Motorways and Tolls in Navigon

    Quote Originally Posted by Utemad View Post
    Samsung phones come with Navigon. Have to pay for added features though.
    You can buy it in the market too.
    All maps are downloaded to device.

    I like it except that it doesn't seem to have an avoid tolls option.
    Navigon in my Galaxy S3 has an option to "Avoid motorways" and "Avoid tolls" in Route and alternates - then Route Options. (It's the pair of gears symbol next to the blue Navigon arrowhead - pity it's not very obvious, maybe they want you to default to tolls)

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