QUOTE(norrafi @ Mar 31 2010, 05:30 PM)
which one is expensive(better to choose)? any idea
Desktop charger + battery is probably more expensive, although I think that the car charger + mount is probably more useful. When you start using the gps and driving around a lot, having a free charger + mount is a great plus. When you're at home, using the normal charger is just as good as mount unless you like staring at your mount a lot. Spare battery might be nice to have for traveling though.
QUOTE(holypredator @ Mar 31 2010, 04:43 PM)
Have anyone tried the Milestone GPS??
THe milestone GPS for the Original is free or what??? i heard its a trial in AP sets...
If buy original and root... realy heart pain..
If I am not mistaken, Motonav comes with a 60 day trial for all sets regardless Ori or AP (AP is just Ori from another country imported in). You will need to purchase the license for a price after that. Motonav is basically the Igo GPS software rebranded. The only free GPS available is Google Maps and AndNav but these two are rather data intensive since they download map data on the go so it can be quite costly for you (eats your 3g for breakfast).
These are the more full featured GPS software in the market with Malaysia maps and won't require constant map data download but of course they cost $$$. We have the:
Motonav/Igo
Ndrive
Sygic Mobile Maps 10 <--- i corrected this (Copilot 8 doesn't support Malaysia)
Papago (supposedly has the best Mal maps) is not in the list because apparently it does not currently support Android 2.1 yet. Anyone got any other GPS to add?
Regarding the Moto Milestone's performance at GPS, based on my limited (last few days) testing, I actually found it to be pretty good so far. I can find and get a GPS fix in several seconds normally. In cloudy/sightly rainy weather, around 10 seconds. Keeps the fix even when driving about so far. Weather will definitely have an effect on GPS performance (like your Astro la) so don't expect the same performance in a thunderstorm

. Even if you don't have a gps software, you can test the performance by downloading the GPS Status app (free) from Google Market. Its good for scouting out the sats as it will give you a radar of all the sats around and how many of them can get a fix on you.
This post has been edited by Charcoal: Apr 1 2010, 12:44 AM