Agree that from point A to point B again is not particularly useful. But you may need to navigate to somewhere when your starting point is different from the previous trip. In that case the destination remains the same, so the recent/history list would be useful.
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NAVIGON Mobile Navigator - North America
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I purchased Navigon Mobile Navigator for my iPad 2 several weeks ago. Compared to some others, it works like a charm. Get's me back on the right road in a jiffy, too. The maps in this app are much better than others. Lots more of POI's as well. We're here in an isolated area of Labrador, Canada and all of our streets are in the maps.
One thing I'd like to figure out is how to manually enter coordinates for waypoints for my upcoming trip. I don't see any options for that. All I see is how to manually enter an address. Does anyone know how to enter coordinates to save as waypoints?
One thing I'd like to figure out is how to manually enter coordinates for waypoints for my upcoming trip. I don't see any options for that. All I see is how to manually enter an address. Does anyone know how to enter coordinates to save as waypoints?
If it's the same as the iPhone app, choose more, then choose coordinates. then choose the way you want to enter the coordinates.
Found it earlier. Thank you.
A couple things. I wish there was a simpler method of entering a waypoint on the go instead of having to go into the options menu. Also, I don't see any way that Mobile Navigator keeps any kind of trip information, such as miles traveled, top traveled speed, etc.
A couple things. I wish there was a simpler method of entering a waypoint on the go instead of having to go into the options menu. Also, I don't see any way that Mobile Navigator keeps any kind of trip information, such as miles traveled, top traveled speed, etc.