GPS android

**BratPAQ** · July 18th, 2013 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by 1D4LV

waze....
have tried google maps before, tama yung directions, pero sa liblib na daan kami dinaan instead of the main route.

I remember my experience with Google map, naghahanap kami ng atm going to baler. may nakita naman Google map, and we followed it. We found out that the atm is plotted in the middle of the rice field.

Speaking of Google, gumagana na yung Google Navigation sa Pinas. Dati hindi eh. Just found that out today.

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**stickers** · July 18th, 2013 05:43 PM

using NavDroyd pag offline and Waze naman pag online navigations.. both smoothly working sa JB 4.1 phones

**Manilablock** · July 18th, 2013 05:59 PM

[QUOTE=BratPAQ;2184245]Speaking of Google, gumagana na yung Google Navigation sa Pinas. Dati hindi eh. Just found that out today./QUOTE]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi4BEg1gwNg]Using Google Navigation on an Android phone - YouTube[/ame]

**jrn29** · July 19th, 2013 12:10 AM

Google navigation lang din gamit ko. Inupdate ko palagi yung maps sa google Play store , para yung map niya e updated palagi . Peru mahirap din umasa sa gps ng google kapag wala ng signal ang network .yari na

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**xwangbu** · July 19th, 2013 10:08 AM

OsmAnd - only GPS connection is required.
after you download the offline maps, ready to use sya even
without internet connection.
it can even track your speed.

very accurate - used it during our Ilocos trip last May.

**woootskie** · July 20th, 2013 11:06 AM

Mapfactor Navigator for me used on my Cloudfone Thrill 430x with it's huge 4160mAh battery

2 hours of continuous usage usually just consumes around 10% - 15% of battery life

Just download the Philippines map and your good to go, no internet connection needed. Has turn by turn spoken directions and route calculation happens really fast. It has a nice 3D mode with lots of POI (not as much as OSM though) and it shows the speed limits on a certain stretch of road.
Only gripe is it doesn't use the phone's compass to point where you are headed but uses the direction of your motion instead. So when your are in a complete stop, the arrow pointing to a single direction turns into an arrow pointing into 4 directions

**enzo6k** · July 20th, 2013 11:24 AM

mapfactor for long distance navigation,
osmand for city navigation :D

**kirkshy** · July 22nd, 2013 09:59 AM

Mapfactor Navigator for me is still my best companion offline. It serves me well during my Manila-Leyte route no need for data connectivity, and this is my first time to drive this route.

**dfopiso** · July 22nd, 2013 03:42 PM

[QUOTE=Manilablock;2184311][QUOTE=BratPAQ;2184245]Speaking of Google, gumagana na yung Google Navigation sa Pinas. Dati hindi eh. Just found that out today./QUOTE]

oo nga. better sya because it/she includes the street names

**TopEngine** · July 23rd, 2013 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by xwangbu

OsmAnd - only GPS connection is required.
after you download the offline maps, ready to use sya even
without internet connection.
it can even track your speed.

very accurate - used it during our Ilocos trip last May.

I'll be using this android app when I'm going to La Union this August. Which route did you pass from NLEX to MacArthur-Hi-way?