what if your in the country side where there is no reception?
that kinda sucks.. tomtom stored locally...
what if your in the country side where there is no reception?
that kinda sucks.. tomtom stored locally...
What if you live in a place with cell service and don't want to spend $50 on a tomtom app?
that kinda sucks... apple maps navigation is free...
Buy a navigator software package for the phone with the feature to store data locally then.
Absolutely, but very little from what I gather...
I already own the tomtom app...
just seems the idea of a streaming navigation app is pointless.. since when driving (motorway) the data signal is jumping from cell tower to cell tower.. and you would definitely loose data connectivity...
Actually one would be surprised by how much data turn by turn uses. Just read the other data for instance Verizon's app uses 5mb/hr its on. So 2-3 hrs commuting a day times 5 days a week thats 525mb every 4 wks- that just driving to work. Heavy users probably much more than that.
I already own the tomtom app...
just seems the idea of a streaming navigation app is pointless.. since when driving (motorway) the data signal is jumping from cell tower to cell tower.. and you would definitely loose data connectivity...
Actually one would be surprised by how much data turn by turn uses. Just read the other data for instance Verizon's app uses 5mb/hr its on. So 2-3 hrs commuting a day times 5 days a week thats 525mb every 4 wks- that just driving to work. Heavy users probably much more than that.
Actually one would be surprised by how much data turn by turn uses. Just read the other data for instance Verizon's app uses 5mb/hr its on. So 2-3 hrs commuting a day times 5 days a week thats 525mb every 4 wks- that just driving to work. Heavy users probably much more than that.
Apple is using vector based maps instead of tiles like previous solutions, so the data usage should be greatly reduced.
what if your in the country side where there is no reception?
that kinda sucks.. tomtom stored locally...