Google Maps for mobile anounce Navigation Beta for Android 2.0
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- sanele mncwango
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- 12 Nov 2009
Anonymous, 29 Oct 2009Google is working on the iPhone version, can't wait to have... moredoes it work in samsung i900-omnia
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- Brian
- mJr
- 30 Oct 2009
WHy is the phone pic navigating to Ármadillo Willy's'?
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- Anonymous
- 4Bb
- 29 Oct 2009
Google is working on the iPhone version, can't wait to have it! GR8 job google!
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- w0P
- 29 Oct 2009
well atleast we have a choice with this OS. unlike in IPHONE your stuck with it and consumer dont like that. thats why we buy an expensive smartphone to be able to enhance it customize it by our own likes. IPHONE doesn't do that so i am very happy with android 2.0 hope windows mobile 6.5 would do great also even do its still clunky.
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- Anonymous
- P%L
- 29 Oct 2009
what happens when your in an area with no reception, and need to use the maps? i wish we could just get the maps onto our phones permanently.
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- Anonymous
- nbu
- 29 Oct 2009
5, 29 Oct 2009Wow this great first i want to buy a windows mobile 6.5 or ... moreThe reason why this is free is because Google records the data where you go, and then sell the information about you.
You "pay" with your private integrity.
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- Anonymous
- P%n
- 29 Oct 2009
gtr32 , 29 Oct 2009This is the best news all year. holly cow do you know what ... moreYeah, Motorola is hitting back with the Verizon Droid, another nail in Nokia's coffin.
Go, go, go Moto!
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- Anonymous
- P%n
- 29 Oct 2009
5, 29 Oct 2009Wow this great first i want to buy a windows mobile 6.5 or ... moreGoogle is looking into bringing this to the iPhone too, you know.
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- w0P
- 29 Oct 2009
Wow this great first i want to buy a windows mobile 6.5 or 7 now i am amaze with this android 2.0 im getting excited with this one. android will rule the world! iphone sucks by the way.
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- Anonymous
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- 29 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 28 Oct 2009Uuum the difference is that this is free when you buy a dev... moreyeah 'free' after you've bought the device ($) and then pay your carrier ball-tearing fees, turn by turn, for the access to your position ($)
the guy's right a sat nav's the way to go...
And yea Google is indeed a watchful, recording, vouyeristic and deviant organisation laying ownership over you and your world one upgrade at a time
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- gtr32
- ii1
- 29 Oct 2009
This is the best news all year. holly cow do you know what this means Android phones are now king and going to kill iphone and wm7 phones oh my god. OMG. i can't believe this I am so going to get a new Android phone now.
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- Anonymous
- Uij
- 29 Oct 2009
dude this is sweet
but constant internet...
hope it comes on other platforms
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- Anonymous
- tWi
- 28 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 28 Oct 2009Nothing from Google is "free" it's all supported by ads and... moreThey would take over the world. Info gathering devices? GOOGLE IS EVIL!
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- pHf
- 28 Oct 2009
motorola???
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- Anonymous
- P%n
- 28 Oct 2009
Nothing from Google is "free" it's all supported by ads and when you use an android device you have to store your personal information on their servers.
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- k1U
- 28 Oct 2009
It can get location via internet. It uses cell towers to track your position. This is not new, Nokia phenes uses this to get faster GPS lock.
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- Jono
- mrZ
- 28 Oct 2009
GPS is what the phone will use to find its position, any navigation software needs GPS to find a location, you cant use the internet to find your current location, so if your phone doesnt have GPS built in, or if you dont have an external (bluetooth) GPS reciever, your phone wont be able to find its location. This software wont be bundled with a phone that wont have GPS in it anyway, it would be a pointless bit of software to have without it.
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- carlos
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- 28 Oct 2009
i like to use GPS,cause its internet conection independent ,this google maps need internet for run, right ??
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- 28 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 28 Oct 2009if google maps use the net connection, does this mean that ... moreYes it is. if you have google map with net connection no need to gps. it works by internet. cool..
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- 28 Oct 2009
Anonymous, 28 Oct 2009if google maps use the net connection, does this mean that ... moreyes you will need either a built in GPS reciever, or an external blue tooth GPS reciever, GPS is free anyway, its the data usage itself that costs when downloading the new sections of the map