QUOTE(scpt @ Apr 1 2010, 01:21 PM)
So far its not bad, though there was 1 rural area in Melaka which the maps isn't complete/accurate.
IINM, u pay 60USD for only a 2 year subscription for Motonav. Since I'm new to this, I'm not sure how other software like Garmin/Tomtom/Papago fare in pricing/subscription wise. So, I'm not really sure if the price is justified, but I'm sure everyone wants free lifetime maps even if we pay for it

On a another note, my phone is still rebooting randomly even after I did a clean & wipe + reformat SD card.

It's frustrating, wonder if some downloaded apps are causing this issue. I've unistalled some apps that I had earlier to see if it still auto reboot.
For GPS applications in Android phone, you can count Garmin Mobile XT out because it has been discontinued. TomTom don't have extensive coverage for Malaysia maps so you can count that out as well.
That leaves us with Papago. It does have an Android version called Papago X5 Mobile Version and it supports all the 3D landmarks, buildings, ability to distinguish flyovers and underpasses, 3D junction view, lane assist, etc. You will have extensive map support (Free) from Malfreemaps.com and their releases included POIs and junction views.
But you need to check if their current version supports 2.1. Last I heard is 1.6 only but maybe they released new updates. Price is RM149 for the software. For maps, you get it free from Malfreemaps.com. They do have special promotion during PC Fair where price is RM99.