Gary,
and speaking of which, i.e.
".Everyone and their brother's cousin is jumping
off the Windows Mobile ship and on to the Android platform for a
multitude of reasons."
I did just that today by replacing my rusting Windows Mobile 5.x
handset with a Motorola (not HTC) Droid. With
Kevin T. Neely wrote:
> I find Ovi Maps on S60 to be a great program and it's a must-have for
> me. Like I posted earlier, I read somewhere that the Maemo version is
> not ready yet. I suspect it is a big part of why the N900 was
> delayed, though I have no direct knowledge of that.
They coul
I find Ovi Maps on S60 to be a great program and it's a must-have for me.
Like I posted earlier, I read somewhere that the Maemo version is not ready
yet. I suspect it is a big part of why the N900 was delayed, though I have
no direct knowledge of that.
K
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 10:02 PM, Mark
Apparently many think that Ovi Maps is just as bad as the tablet version...
http://mer-l-in.blogspot.com/2009/10/ovi-maps-really-is-this-best-we-can-do.html
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 1:27 PM, Kevin T. Neely
wrote:
> Ovi Maps uses Navteq maps. The engine is different from the mapping
> application
Maps and navigation aside, who originally published android.img.bz2 and
android-installer.deb? More importantly, I wonder if Nokia's considered
releasing and Android 2.0 version of the N900 but if not, how about the
original Android porters? Everyone and their brother's cousin is jumping
off the W
Ovi Maps uses Navteq maps. The engine is different from the mapping
application on the N8x0 series tablets.
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Mark wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Kevin T. Neely
> wrote:
> > That really works? I've been rocking mobile navigation for a couple
> years
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Kevin T. Neely
wrote:
> That really works? I've been rocking mobile navigation for a couple years
> with Ovi Maps (formerly Nokia Maps), and more recently waze. The first is
> excellent, the latter very promising.
>
> I understand that Ovi Maps is not quite read
That really works? I've been rocking mobile navigation for a couple years
with Ovi Maps (formerly Nokia Maps), and more recently waze. The first is
excellent, the latter very promising.
I understand that Ovi Maps is not quite ready for primetime on the N900.
Maybe one of the reasons they postpon
http://news.cnet.com/8301-30684_3-10384544-265.html?tag=nl.e703
Finally, a navigation solution for handhelds that really works. As soon
as T-Mobile comes out with an Android 2.0 phone that I like, it's
sayonara to the piece of crap TomTom I bought a couple of months ago
(I'm on the third unit w
