sorry, im new to gps device/software.

Any gps out there that can "record" the road that we have taken?
Or we preset the path 1st b4 going "on the road", and follow the path that we set previously?

I can't find navigon in the market? Can share the download link?

Anyone here using MApking??

mine got problem to run it where theres message appear say the program com.ziizag stopped and was forced to close

help please

most symbian and winmo devices can log. those with internal gps can proceed to use racechrono or other 3rd party apps.
gmxt has internal logging capabilities but its inaccurate thats why mappers and contributors use racechrono or gpsproxy/gpsgate.

some nuvi's can log. especially old basic models such as 200's and 205's and 255's.
some higher end garmin units are meant for logging such as the cs and csx series. eg : 60csx, 76csx, zumo.

there are many who use standalone data loggers. a smaller device with built in memory. cheapest method i think if you don't own any gps device such as a gps capable mobile phone or a standalone unit.

on presetting paths, only papago and igo currently has the capability to re-route you to the route you wish to use. garmin has no such capabilities but there is a workaround for it. albeight quite tedious but still do-able.

guys which GPS can support SE x10 mini pro? running android v2.1

This post has been edited by slingswish: Jan 9 2011, 12:34 PM

I think you can try any one of the GPS app listed on the first post and see which one works best for you.

all can support x10 mini pro ?

try it

papago X5 is not listed in the Android Market....

Where can I download this and how to load/install into my HTC Desire ?

Someone mentioned Papago M7 for Android phones....which of the two is better ?

You can download here

http://mazmiin.com/?p=767

Just unzip all the files, install the apk on your phone and move the unzip files to your sdcard.

papago M7 is in chinese interface ONLY.

Thanks for your help....will try now

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Added on January 14, 2011, 2:04 pmTried to download from the site but looks like some of the files are no longer available !!

Any other way to do this ??

This post has been edited by dswwong: Jan 14 2011, 02:04 PM

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This post has been edited by fyrogenesis: Apr 9 2011, 10:57 PM

Hi,

After purchasing Papapo X7 software, do we need to pay internet charges/data charges when using it? Thanks.

How much you bought X7 software? Malaysia maps supported?

As I know, no internet/data charges for X5, X7 coz these are like standalone GPS where you need to download the maps first before using...

For tab sygic aura work like a charm

BUT the map is outdated. No custom poi. I almost buy this product.

I think some people are unclear about GPS and AGPS.

Practically all new Smartphone nowadays have built in or Integrated GPS receiver chip inside. Since the sky is a big big place, it will always take some time for it to find the location of the various satellite. Time taken can varies from few seconds to few minutes or forever......

To ASSIST the built-in GPS chip to locate the satellites faster, the phone will send a message to Telco seeking the approximate location of the satellites. The Telco will send that information in form of data (approximately 10KB or 10 sen worth) back to the phone. Armed with that data, the GPS chip can find the satellites a lot faster....mere few seconds. Since the Smartphone has requested ASSISTANCE from Telco, this is called Assisted GPS or A-GPS. Practically all Smartphone has this feature that can be disabled (to avoid cost) or enabled (to get faster satellite lock for 10 sen).

Once satellite lock had been achieved, the phone need no further assistance so no more data from Telco, hence no more further charges. The only exception is, should satellite lock be lost like going through tunnel, the phone may automatically (if AGPS is enabled) request satellite location data from Telco so another 10 sen charge.

I find the majority of people find GPS function useless or not important but should it be very important to you and especially if you need to use it while overseas, the undisputed king of GPS phone is Nokia. Period.

now thinking of this sygic, it is 16 euros (countries included : Indonesia , Malaysia , Singapore) so around RM65.

Papago

Rm 99

Junction view with actual junction photos, monthly map update free of all charges, countries include msia, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei and Indonesia.

Much better deal compared with sygic or watever out there due to updated maps.

Papago is only good if used within these few countries because of local community maps. Other than that, there's not much going for it. Very simple software, can't customise much, can't enter coordinates, local version can't rotate to landscape, etc. Also, many people experience FC on Samsung phones. I prefer Garmin but since there's no Garmin on Android, have to stick with Papago with Sygic as backup.

i see... where to buy this papago, damn why RM99, any source?

will this papago work, say i have wifi in my house (or some free wifi place) plot my route there, it downloads all it wants, and then i can just use GPS while on the road with data off?

will this save me from paying data charges (i only prepaid user) since everything available offline? thanks.

This post has been edited by jtdc: Feb 1 2012, 11:35 AM