looks okay for mine tho.

no idea about that tho. never bothered about it. Just straight tap on "Search" at the bottom.

Okay lemme explain. When you type "leisure mall" and then tap search, it'll search the database for "leisure mall".

However when you type "leisure mall" and then tap the word SPACE there, it actually adds a space in the search box. So now it'll search the database for "leisure mall " (notice the space after mall?)

after you tap on SPACE, u'll notice there are other alphabets in the gridbox. Try tap on it and you'll see your search term in the search box with additional alphabets also. That gridbox is actually like a big version of onscreen keyboard.

haiya. what's so hard to understand. when you tap space, your search term becomes "leisure mall ". Look at your Johor search results. "Giant Leisure Mall Tmn Pelangi", "Watson Leisure Mall Pelangi", "Leisure Mall Parking".

All of the Johor search results have "leisure mall "


Now if you type "leisure mall" (no space after mall) and and look at my results. "Giant@Cheras Leisure Mall", "GSC Cheras Leisure Mall", "Leisure Mall".
All doesnt have "Leisure Mall ".

So if you tap on SPACE, your search term becomes "Leisure Mall ". Of course nothing from cheras comes out because the cheras leisure mall doesnt have a SPACE in the database.

And the alphabets are NOT funny. Try this. type "Leisure Mall". Then tap on SPACE, then tap on P. now tap search.

Go back, then now tap on A. then tap search.

It's actually narrowing down your search results based on what's left in the database. See what I mean?

LOL. you're welcome.

I think they use that grid way of narrowing coz it's based on the standalone gps version where people want big alphabets in grids to make it easier to tap while driving or while it is mounted on the windscreen.

yes it is possible. but not so easy.

search location > tap on location > share location > share to notes app or messaging > copy paste the link into browser > load desktop version of google maps > and now look for the coordinates.


another way you can try instead of using coordinates is search your location in google maps, take note of more famous buildings/places nearby your location and roughly remember the route from famous place to your location.

then search for this "famous place" in papago. it'll still bring you nearby and then just find the place yourself.

pirated version eh?

that's why what I usually do is to search location using google maps, the look around for more common/famous place. Then type that into papago. Or just use the road name from google maps.

Papago doesnt have google's intelligent search algorithms to understand various search terms. Papago just search directly according to what's in the database.

well, use another app which allows copy and paste then.

here, http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2341461/all