TomTom is now out for android (1 Viewer)

[freelanderuk]

http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/6010/tomtom-for-android-app-review

 

[wivvy's dad]

And why would you pay almost £50 for it when Co-Pilot Live and Navfree are both FREE, and probably better

 

[hilldweller]

And why would you pay.....

Why do people buy Harley Davidsons ?

Why do people buy iPhones ?

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[wivvy's dad]

Why do people buy Harley Davidsons ?

Why do people buy iPhones ?

Answer = sheep




Aye - true dat.

 

[haganap]

Baa baa baa

 

[hilldweller]

Answer = sheep

"You might say that, I could not possibly comment".

I'd be wary of Copilot. It's excellent on the old Windows Mobile platform, I'm still using it, but it's taken serious stick on Android.

NavFree seems good, I've just downloaded more free EU maps. Not used it in anger because my very old CoPilot Live is still working fine.

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[wivvy's dad]

"You might say that, I could not possibly comment".

I'd be wary of Copilot. It's excellent on the old Windows Mobile platform, I'm still using it, but it's taken serious stick on Android.

NavFree seems good, I've just downloaded more free EU maps. Not used it in anger because my very old CoPilot Live is still working fine.

Nav|Free I'm finding to be good. I particularly like the recalculating quietly in the background - no fuss or histrionics. Its display I also find to be the most informative in terms of speed, ETA, distance to turns etc. Although its routing can sometimes be very bizarre, hence the recalculating.....

CoPilot still has its uses, its [STRIKE]speed[/STRIKE] safety camera info is the best, and it has the best ability to tweak its settings for when info is given.

Also Navigate on Android is improving.