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February 1st, 2015 09:15 AM #181
i think the main advantage of a real gps vs smartphone is it uses an external antenna. mas madalas magka message ng gps signal lost, to think glonas na ito.
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February 1st, 2015 10:09 AM #182
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February 1st, 2015 01:43 PM #183
The more I use Waze, the more I find the in-car GPS pointless.
Waze's biggest advantage is that it updates your route in real-time, depending on the traffic. In Metro Manila, this is very, very important because the shortest/fastest route default in the map is almost always not the true fastest route once traffic is considered.
Another big advantage is the almost real-time updating of closed roads, one way streets, and new waypoints. Anyone living in Manila would know that the MMDA changes road rules on a whim. I doubt that the in-car/standalone GPS systems already know that Broadway Ave. is now a two-way street, or that there is a new bridge connecting the Scout area to Hemady St.
The biggest complaint that people have against Waze is that it needs a data plan because you're connected all the time. This is true if you want the real-time traffic updates, but if you're going out of town and you don't expect the traffic to be bad, you can live without it. You just need to have internet when you enter your destination, which won't take 5 minutes. Then once the route is locked, you can turn off the internet and Waze will still navigate you to your desired location. If you save the location to your Favorites, you can even navigate to that location without connecting to the internet anymore since the coordinates are already saved.
As for concerns with GPS locking, it's highly dependent on the phone. I had an old Android phone before and that took really long to get GPS signal, but my iPhone does so almost instantly as soon as I step out of the garage. My current Android phone also offers near-instantaneous connection (not as quick as the iPhone but quick enough), so I guess it's safe to say that phone hardware has improved a lot.
Battery consumption is still a pressing concern, but all it really takes is a USB car charger.
So yeah, I think that in-car and standalone GPS systems are inferior to Waze.
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February 1st, 2015 02:19 PM #184
bro jut, anong android phone ang ma suggest mo? glonas na kasi ang gamit nung sakin (lenovo k900), pero may mga instance parin na gps signal lost. funny thing is sa metro manila ito madalas mangyari :D
anyway will try to use my gf's phone (asus zenfone 5), and see if it's better, if it is then i might as well get a zenfone 6
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bro jut, anong android phone ang ma suggest mo? glonas na kasi ang gamit nung sakin (lenovo k900), pero may mga instance parin na gps signal lost. funny thing is sa metro manila ito madalas mangyari :D
anyway will try to use my gf's phone (asus zenfone 5), and see if it's better, if it is then i might as well get a zenfone 6
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February 1st, 2015 04:03 PM #185
Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 bro. Saktong pang-Waze kasi ang laki ng screen. Pwede rin pangnood ng movie ng pasahero hehe.
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February 1st, 2015 04:09 PM #186
wow just checked gsmarena again to know what gps your phone is using, found out it was GLONASS. checked mine lenovo k900 to know the difference, WTF found out that mine apparently is not! a year and a half ago, i checked gsmarena and it was listed with Glonass. oh well f*ck lenovo, will never buy from them again!
Last edited by ninjababez; February 1st, 2015 at 04:16 PM.
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February 1st, 2015 07:43 PM #187
Just got home from Tagaytay.
I've use navfree and it's perfectly accurate! Ang route nya is yung shortcut from my place and hindi dun sa known / default highway. My biggest worry is baka idaan ako sa one way street pero lahat ng way na pinadaan ako sakto naman!
As for gps locking, wala naman akong naging problem maybe because mataas ang Tagaytay?
By the way, I've bought SONY Z Ultra, If I'm not mistaken sya pinakamalaking screen sa android phones? 6.4 inches? Para ka na ring naka tablet at same time my phone ka na. All in oneSaktong sakto for navigation use.
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February 1st, 2015 07:46 PM #188
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February 1st, 2015 07:49 PM #189
[QUOTE=ninjababez;2476179]OT: biggest phablet is 7" from asus.
How much sir?
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[QUOTE=ninjababez;2476179]OT: biggest phablet is 7" from asus.
How much sir?
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February 1st, 2015 08:00 PM #190
[QUOTE=dhisky;2476183][QUOTE=ninjababez;2476179]OT: biggest phablet is 7" from asus.
How much sir?
dami version bro dhisky. pero ito yung nasa villman
not a good replacement for your phone though
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