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willdogs

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If it automatically switches to navigation, it has to plug into the usb port. If it plugs into the port, then I would think that it would also charge it. For my Eris, navigation is what drains the battery the most so there has to be an ability to charge while running.
 
anyone else notice the picture on the phone with GPS Nav does not look like Google Navigation. I realize VZW sucks at photoshop but who knows.
I you liked Google Nav, you'll LOVE HTC's Google/HTC maps. It catches the maps for you in case you lose your data connection. It's part of the new sense. I'll find the video for you.
 
I you liked Google Nav, you'll LOVE HTC's Google/HTC maps. It catches the maps for you in case you lose your data connection. It's part of the new sense. I'll find the video for you.

That could be great. I could use the phone as a GPS if I eventually upgrade. I wish my Ally did that so when I get the thunderbolt I can give it to my dad as a gps.
 
That could be great. I could use the phone as a GPS if I eventually upgrade. I wish my Ally did that so when I get the thunderbolt I can give it to my dad as a gps.

There are programs in the market that will download maps for you so you can use your phone as a GPS without any data service

I know one is called Maverick
 
There are programs in the market that will download maps for you so you can use your phone as a GPS without any data service

I know one is called Maverick

I maybe wrong but I thought an update to Google maps awhile back brought us map caching for offline navigation? Anybody help me out here and confirm?
 
SWEET! Definitly getting this- hopefully there will be a desktop dock as well. Really wanted one for my Incredible but they were unable to make them. Hoping now having the volume buttons on the opposite side ( Incredible has volume on same side as charging port) will enable manufacturers to make one.
 
I maybe wrong but I thought an update to Google maps awhile back brought us map caching for offline navigation? Anybody help me out here and confirm?

You're right. However, I think not all devices supported it. Also, Android 2.2 was a minimum requirement.
 
I you liked Google Nav, you'll LOVE HTC's Google/HTC maps. It catches the maps for you in case you lose your data connection. It's part of the new sense. I'll find the video for you.

I'm not too sure what happenes differently in the new sense, but the caching feature is not specific to sense. Google updated its maps application to vector rendering to give it the 3d feature and to also allow you to cache your route.
 
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