Your favorite navagation app?

[Turbo_lemon]

Mapquest is ok but slightly inaccurate sometimes, the nav free Canada app is free works awesome and has a cool feature where u can notify of wrong names or missing addresses so far it's my fave!

 

[mustang8918]

I started using Waze this week and so far I'm loving it.

 

[KashSystems]

I have had the Tom Tom app for over 2 years, when it first came out it was a terrible product. Tom Tom has work hard at improving the app. Now it has grown for me as the most gps I rely on. I like the fact you can download map corrections done by drivers who found tom tom to be wrong. The traffic is 20 dollars a year which is reasonable and with it you can avoid bad traffic by using the alternative route guidance built in. If you do not care about traffic then the one time fee covers updates (including maps).

Only negative is because everything is on your phone it takes up about 1.5 gigs of data. I rather have this though than rely on a gps software that messes up when I am out of coverage area.

 

[SMELTN]

I think for me Waze has been fantastic.. I very rarely use navigation software, maybe 4-5 times a year at best, so its just not feasible for me to pay for any, and after seeing people talk about Waze I decided to give it a try..

1 question though.. What is the horn sound I keep hearing every now and again when I am using it?

 

[robes1]

I use the AT&T Navitigor app. It's never let me down.

 

[noaim]

I highly recommend the TOM TOM application its a little pricey but its a one time fee and the maps are stored on the device no need for a data connection to navigate very well done..

 

[jimpilot]

I have always used Garmin GPS units in my car, and then my BB. I just got the IPhone version and so far have been very happy. It is all I've ever used so hard to say what is best, but it hasn't let me down.

 

[jlp916]

I have Waze on mine. I tried it first as a BB app mainly downloaded it for the traffic alerts but since switching to the iPhone 4s have tried the turn by turn directions. I really like it (even more than the BB version) but it does want to stick to it's original route. I've only used it a few times to try it out (driving from work to home) to see how I like it before I try it for a larger trip. I have a Garmin Nuvi from a few years ago that's almost always tucked in my car for when I need it.

 

[joe_run]

'Where Am I At?' sounds good..

 

[AchiHadis]

Waze is good

 

[mizzytheboy]

I'll go my Way...

 

[dapis]

I use Navigon on both the iPhone and iPad and love it. I have a dedicated Garmin as well but prefer the Navigon apps.

 

[MarkY]

Does Navigon have the ability to show you a text turn-by-turn route in addition to your route on a map? For example, turn left on Mian Street for 5-mi, turn right on Maple Ave of 300-yards.

 

[MarkY]

Does Navigon have the ability to show you a text turn-by-turn route in addition to your route on a map? For example, turn left on Mian Street for 5-mi, turn right on Maple Ave of 300-yards.

Found the answer. Once your destination is plotted in, hit the route option button in the upper-right of the screen (to the right of the MPH reading) then scroll up by placing your finger anywhere on the list and you'll see other items including Turn-by-Turn List.

 

[Gameshrub]

I tried out waze for a while, but I think navigon is definitely the best

 

[bgl321]

Ha anyone tried the free Telenav?

I found it yesterday and like it so far. Very responsive and accurate.

 

[anon(4742831)]

Drive from Chicago to Milwaukee twice a week, and love Waze (reporting where cops are, and seeing what others report for cops, hazards, construction, heavy traffic, etc). Navigon tells me nothing about cops, pot holes, etc.

 

[drlib]

so now who does everyone like?

 

[best100ideas]

Waze by far

 

[bgl321]

Waze by far

Tried waze and it couldnt find my home... it's been there for 4 years! Not a good first impression for me.