Ask a question, Papago and Ndrive both not using the A-GPS function right?

which GPS apps using it?

Papago X5
+ MFM maps
+ 3D turn preview so that you don't get confused about which junction to take

- MFM maps is slow to update for Papago
- Impossible to import saved locations from other programs
- Difficult to input precise location data

NDrive
+ Fast
+ Can import .kml files to your location list.
+ British voice

o Cannot input coordinates in the program, but you can put in exact coordinates in Google Earth, export to .kml and then import into NDrive

- Confusing interface
- Maps are not very up to date (about 6 months old at the minimum for Malaysia)
- No free maps

Garmin
+ MFM maps
+ Frequently updated MFM maps
+ Can enter location by coordinates

- Currently exclusive to Asus-Garmin models.  In the future, it will be exclusive to Asus models.
Brut Google Maps
+ Uses Google Maps data, so worldwide availability

- You must view the map on your phone before Brut will save the map data. If you did not zoom in to an area and only looked at it from a lower zoom level, you will not have the zoomed in data.
- Downloading map data using third party programs is possible, but will take you days and days and days for just the Klang Valley if you take all the zoom levels you think you will need.
- Saved data takes up a lot of space on the phone (at least 300 mB for Klang Valley detailed map data alone)
- Must be connected to the Internet to calculate route if you use the Navigation feature

Try new aura from sygic...the best gps so far...all gps apps i try already n aura is the best n nice ui... check it out yo!

What the date of latest update map?

Waze only use for traffic info and check if got accident or police roadblock, its map like crap only..

use m7 for android lor

After using Sygic Aura for a few days, this is what I found:

Pros:
+ Superb interface and easy to use for the most part. 
Browsing the map is easy and intuitive because of the multitouch zoom feature and the fast rendering.

+ 3D terrain in 3D view helps you identify landmarks like hills and so on. 
It's reasonably accurate and I was impressed by how easy it was to orient yourself and check the accuracy of the directions.  This also helps in cities where there are actual 3D buildings shown: use the rooftops to orient yourself and you know you're on the right track.

+ AGPS support?
I think Aura uses wireless network data or cell tower data to make a rough placement even if GPS is off.  I might be wrong about this, but that is what it seemed like to me.  If it's true, then this is the only GPS program I've used so far that actually does it.
Cons:
- Very expensive maps. 
Seriously, Sygic, 60 USD for a map of Malaysia only?  Ndrive charges 20 Euro (about 26 USD) for one that has Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore all in one.

- No free maps
... which makes the previous point worse.

- Cannot easily import other locations from previous GPS programs. 
So far, only Ndrive has the ability to do this out of the box.

- Cannot edit a favourite location that you have already recorded. 
Change name? Yes.  Update location? No.  So if you just mark a location near where you want to go and then find that you made a mistake and it's actually on the next road, then the only thing you can do is make a new favourite location and delete the old one.

- Damn near impossible to cancel navigation
For some reason, Sygic buried the Cancel Navigation button three menus away from the map screen.  At the bottom of the page.  In a program that otherwise has an intuitive and easy to use interface, this stands out a lot.

Did anyone try Navigon ?

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

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 ?

Hi,

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

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.