Smartphones & Tablets

I have an IPHONE with NAVIGON GPS. I was wondering if it is possible to add the RED LIGHT CAMERAS poi???? Could someone point me towards the answer. Thanks...

I'm currently in Vegas on a road trip. I used my Android phone to google locations, GPS to get to the places, and then do wireless wifi tethering on my Android phone to browse the web on my laptop, all for free (well nothing on top of my basic data plan).

This is amazing.

Just saw this article. New gps app for android which installs the maps to your phone so you can still navigate if you lose cell coverage. http://www.slashgear.com/copilot-live-gps-app-for-android-is...

Has anyone tried this out yet?

Can I load redlight & camera on my Android OS smartphone (Motorola Droid) & make them work? If so, how? I have mobile: Google maps, a GPS App, a Nav App, etc.

I just found out about the Point Inside for Android earlier this week. I hope to try this at the Mall of America soon. The FAQs state that once this is downloaded, the application can be used without a wireless connection. For others here with Android, what are your favorite GPS applications?

http://www.pointinside.com/#

If you own an IPhone this is another alternative to the Garmin Ecoroute HD:

http://www.plxkiwi.com/kiwiwifi/

Has anyone found a GPS app that will factor in traffic?

I'm sorry if this is in the wrong place.

I've noticed that my smartphone's GPS is at least as accurate as a couple of my dedicated GPS units. I wonder how many other folks use their smartphones for GPS.

Nuvifone Deal from T-Mobile with 2 year Activation.

The first Android-powered smartphone and Garmin® GPS navigation device in one.

http://www.t-mobile.com/templates/generic.aspx?passet=Pro_Pr...

Anyone have one of these yet?

I bit, and bought one last week. Took it on a 500+ mile drive to the Outer Banks over the weekend.

Here is an article in the Seattle Times this morning on a review of the Garminfone.....

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/201...

Just got back from a Vacation in Arkansas... HOT but nice!

We visited a couple who retired there, and we went around the state, using My 660 (With all updates), and we had an issue trying to find Rush, Arkansas.

I have a Samsung Moment running Android 2.1. I now use this in place of my Nuvi 350. I find it a far better solution for me. I NEVER use the visual maps on the GPSr or the phone, only the text to speech. Since the only thing I miss is the red light camera warnings I am wondering is there way to load the POI file to the phone?

Not a surprise but in the news.

See the news article: http://tinyurl.com/2aslgbs

Hi, I'm new to this and am having trouble with my HTC Eris android phone. I've downloaded the files to my phone but need an ap to run it. Can anyone recommend an ap and run through the steps? Thanks.

Today's announcement of the iPhone 4 brings more incentive to use it as your automotive GPSr. It's high resolution screen make it more usuable. More resolution means you can display more data legibly. It will be interesting to see how the developers learn to take advantage of the new screen.

http://www.apple.com/iphone

A German outfit has made it's turn-by-turn navigation system available for free as an iPhone app. Read about it at this link:

http://www.macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/turn_b...

I think I just heard my Nuvi 265wt start to whine.

Bill

See info:
http://www.garminasus.com/en_US/phones/garminfone/

Google dashes hopes of free iPhone turn-by-turn GPS

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9175953/Google_dashes...