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LathspeLL

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Sep 21, 2007
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I'm going to buy Apple Touch next month and I'm going to install google maps on it.

My question is, can I store the maps I need for offline use? For example whole london city's map into the touch's flash drive? Or do I have to download all the maps each time I open the app?
 
I noticed today that It will cache a small amount of map for viewing offline.
No where near the scale you are talking about.
I would say it is only about a 1/2 in all directions.

Hope that helps.


Other than that, I haven't seen or heard of saving maps, besides doing the book mark trick.
 
I noticed today that It will cache a small amount of map for viewing offline.
No where near the scale you are talking about.
I would say it is only about a 1/2 in all directions.

Hope that helps.


Other than that, I haven't seen or heard of saving maps, besides doing the book mark trick.

Aha that's a LOT of bookmarks if you were to take a roadtrip ;p
 
Actually I don't care about the size.
1 GB? 2 GB? Doesn't matter

Question is can I do that?
 
you could take a screenshot using dock and then save to your pictures

mapswn4.png


not sure how well this would suit your needs though
 
Someone should find a way to load the maps from a GPS into the touch and iphone. those dont download anything, they keep it all stored in memory.
 
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