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You know, people did manage to navigate before the advent of GPS based navigation systems. They looked at a map, planned out their route, watched for the approp
by lambda 13y ago
You know, people did manage to navigate before the advent of GPS based navigation systems. They looked at a map, planned out their route, watched for the appropriate streets, and if they got lost, stopped and looked at the map again.
If you have the offline map, you can still do this even if you can't use the GPS navigation feature.
- corresation 13y agoNo kidding. Thanks for sarcastically pointing out the obvious. I can make coffee by pounding my own grinds and boiling water over a campfire. But if I wake up expecting to turn the coffee maker on and can't, it can throw off my day. Further Google Maps is a terrible, terrible way to handle navigate on a smartphone, especially in a dense urban area with layers of highways.
- lambda 13y agoApologies for the sarcasm. I was merely trying to point out that navigation may not be worth the ridiculous roaming charges, and instead just using it as a static map is possible.