13xx for ap
1799 for ori

Do to some reason, Google has disabled the Voice Turn By Turn Navigation for Android phones outside of the USA.
But no worries, because some kind soul has been cracking Google Map and post in on the web for us to download a special version called Brut Google Map (now is version 16).

Using the Brut Google Map, I get the some feature as the original Google Map with the added function of the Voice Turn by Turn Navigation. See my video below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyHOO7B38u4

Alternative is to install Papago X5 with MalFree Map (which I am also using).

This post has been edited by pcphobic: Sep 13 2010, 01:15 AM

dear pcphobic, thanks for sharing the tips on navigation, I have installed brut on my milestone but guess it is an old version.can share how to install the latest version 16? thanks!

give link to latest brut google map

i unroot using androot app but found out market cannot access the internet using wifi

Not true. Root only gives you Super User access to your phone. It does not change anything. I am able to access and download apps via the Android Market when connected to wi-fi on my rooted Milestone that is still running stock Android 2.1

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Added on September 13, 2010, 9:02 pmBrut Google Map version 16
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10439360/maps4.4.0.4414-brut16.apk

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Added on September 13, 2010, 11:04 pmNo problems. Good thing about Android is that it has a community that is open and shares info. Lot's of Android forums on the net too and lots of open source apps out there too.



This post has been edited by pcphobic: Sep 13 2010, 11:04 PM

Also, Papago X5 works wonderfully on the Milestone as an alternative GPS app if you don't want to be at the mercy of trying to get data connection in rural areas.

Thanks for the link pcphobic!

Just did it on mine. Overclocked to 800Mhz. Wonderful!!!!

rooted using androot, OC using milestone overclock

now tryin to remove some bloatware aka stupid trial stock app

Certain apps like MotoNav can only be removed using a Terminal Emulator like this app:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.android.term

After u have installed it, go google for "How to remove or uninstall motonav from motorola milestone" and u will find a few forum postings teaching you the Linux Command line to back up and remove it.

I've removed my original MotoNav already.

No worries. Glad to share info with you all.

Another tip to make your stock Android UI and App Launcher Drawer more responsive is to use LauncherPro. You can find it from the Android Market. It will transform your UI to become smoother and more responsive.

This post has been edited by pcphobic: Sep 14 2010, 05:44 PM

can we use root explorer to uninstall it?

terminal emulator look complex

Aw.. man.. need to pay for the widgets for the Launcher pro UI..

I currently have 4 GPS programs installed, Google Navigation (Brut), Papago X5, Sygic Mobile Maps & MotoNAV . After testing them, i think the best is Google Nav followed by Sygic

i installed sygic but i duno how 2 make it work.activated but still duno how the map stuff...it keep say cnt find map@@

I agree. Google Maps Navigation is the easiest to use. When I first tried using Papago X5, I sat in my car for nearly 15 minutes to figure out how to use it.
I also have the cracked version of MotoNav (did u know MotoNav is actually rebranding of iGO My Way?) and found that the map is out of date.

But so far, Papago X5 is the best option if u want to use GPS without 3G.

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Added on September 15, 2010, 2:09 amNo need if u know how.


This post has been edited by pcphobic: Sep 15 2010, 02:09 AM

i use market enabler to see paid app, then use maybank debit card (visa) as payment method
bought titanium backup donation and robo defense

motonav, phone portal, car dock, calender, contact directory gone oredi

if u r using terminal emulator, get ANDROID terminal emulator
other terminal emulator forced close on milestone

Another way to see paid apps is to use AppBrain and push to your phone.

milestone 2 is on the way now..

any news on when its gonna arrive here?

i wonder how expensive would it be...