I'm truly interested here. Can you simply say "show me a fed ex location" and google maps will show you or do you have to say "navigate" or some other heading like navigate first.
You could limply say "navigate to FedEx" and it would pull up a list of locations with the closest one at the top of the list. Touch the one you want and away you go with the built in Google Maps/GPS app with a 3D moving map with voice turn-by-turn directions. It doesn't seem to do as well with "navigate to 123 east main street los angeles", but it's great with navigating to places like stores and restaurants etc...
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Not for anyone that has used IOS. The Android OS is good, IOS is great.
I've been using IOS for years (still do on my iPad) and while I think it's quite good (great? meh, it's an OS, none of them are great) I'm liking Android so far. It has it's quirks, just like IOS does, but I'm quite impressed so far.
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The S2 could somehow have unlimited battery life, and a quad-core processor with 4GB of ram for all I care. If it's not running iOS, then it's only worth buying if you can't afford an iPhone and the android phone is much less expensive
I understand how you feel. I had the same attitude myself. I sold my iPhone 4 the weekend before the 4S announcement and bought the Galaxy and had 14 days to return it. I then waited to see what would be announced by Apple, figuring I would return it if the new iPhone was better. I can tell you that you get hooked on that screen in no time. It's so bright and big and vibrant that the iPhone's looks tiny and washed out by comparison. Then when it was revealed that the next iPhone was simply a slightly improved version, I made my decision. Needless to say, I'm rockin' the galaxy.
The iPhone's a great phone, enjoy it.