And regarding TeleNav as being too American...sounds like that is worth looking at... company's website:
Google maps, along with the Weather Channel app, are my two favorite apps for the phone.
Once you’ve used a stand-alone PND/GPSr or whatever, any app on a smart phone does not compare.
That first picture is CoPilot Live 8, which is causing me to pound my head on my desk. I ran it on Windows Mobile and liked it so much I bought it again on Android.
However, it will not let me search for addresses. Everything else is perfect - all my Points of Interest show up, but I can not enter in a street address - cities will not load.
I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled, downloaded, uninstalled and reinstalled the maps (1.7 GB!!!) and downloaded the map update from yesterday. Still nothing.
After many emails back and forth to support, who seemed to know less than the product than I do, they told me to uninstall and reinstall everything “and see if that helps.”
Nice.
I’ve used HTC TyanII and the AT&T/Cingular built in Windows 6.1 SatNav feature.
Works well enough... only caveat, receiving a call and getting back to the navigation window is troublesome in traffic.
However, during the Holiday season Black Friday sales I found a TomTom for like $75 with lifetime free updates.
The cost of electronics in the UK is ridiculous due to smaller number of vendors, the standard of taking the price in dollars and keeping the same number in Pounds, i.e. $100 becomes 100 Pounds, and the massive VAT tax. For most Americans it has to be cheaper to buy a standalone product.
I'm waiting for somebody to do a modern re-working of that.
I'm so lost that I don't even know where that is.