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    #151
    Quote Originally Posted by miLes View Post
    i use BBT, better than any gps or smartphone.

    Baba Bintana Tanong

    anyway i have handheld gps and phone's map if BBT does not work (no signal)
    worst in my personal experience. hehehe o baka puro dayo lang din napagtanungan ko?

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    #152
    GPS in HU is much better than using our smartphone,just enable the voice navigator ,di mo na kailangan tumingin lagi sa screen,at dis advantage pa ng smart phone,daling ma drain,kaya kailangan lagi naka plug sa lighter socket,just my opinion

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    #153
    napaisip narin ako nito noon bago ako nagkaron ng garmin (surprise gift ni gf sakin) haha


    pag sa HU kasi yun gps for me ang layo ng i-lilingon ko from windshield tapos hindi pa ako makapag play ng music or dvd

    unlike sa garmin gps ko ngayon nilagay ko sya under ng rear view mirror kaya kitang kita ko peripheral view akala nga ni gf hindi ko na tinitignan gps nya eh

    mula nuon hanggang ngayon kahit alam ko yun pupuntahan inaactivate ko parin yun gps parang high-tech kasi ang dating lalo na sa mga nakisakay na friends kong walang gps sa oto nila...

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    #154
    I don't know about the newer GPS devices now. But, my Garmin doesn't warn about police speed traps like the GPS in my friend's cellphone. No wonder he was speeding on the New Jersey Turnpike.

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    #155
    For me, Much better pa rin yung built in GPS/ or stand alone navigator compare to smartphone. Sa smartphone kasi, kelangan may good 3G coverage in order to use Google Maps, Waze and other navigation apps.I experience it while I drove from Davao City to North Cotabato, many areas na walang 3G coverage, unlike kung may GPS kahit saan may coverage, maliban na lang kung di pa updated yung road na yun. Pero mostly naman especially highways covered na ng GPS maps.


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    #156
    I prefer smartphone. Mainly because I can easily transfer or move it from one vehicle to another. Now, I am saving up to buy a tablet for a bigger screen. I don't want to buy a stand alone gps navigation system because I can get its functionality from a smartphone tsaka I don't want to bring extra device just for that sole purpose.

    Daming application na offline ang navigation, no need for internet connection. Just download the map to you phone and you have an offline navigation system

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    #157
    Unless the vehicle has a built in GPS... i'd still prefer google maps on my smartphone

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    #158
    I like Nokia's OVI maps best. That's why I still keep my N6730c, despite its tiny 2" screen

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    #159
    Garmin on my iPhone. Nothing beats my GPS on my HU though.


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    #160
    Yes. I am using Navman EZY40

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