Which is the BEST Navigation App?

[RLRugby]

so not one person mentioned maps

it was pretty good on the evo

 

[zotje1]

As far as I know the EVO still doesn't run IOS. I loved google maps on android. The turn by turn navigation made me toss my tom tom in the back of the closet. Now I got an iphone and I'm digging the tom tom back out.
Tried Waze which is OK but doesn't get the best directions when making a long drive.
Mapquest seems pretty good. Directions are good, I can put in multiple stops which is great. However, it gets confused with my gps when there are too many turns...I'll be following the directions to a T and suddenly it will see me off the path and giving me directions back to the road I'm already on.

so not one person mentioned maps

it was pretty good on the evo

 

[CPUGEEK]

Waze is new and free and is just as good as the paid ones

 

[lorenalberts]

Shorty Cuts

My new favorite App is "Shorty Cuts"
Whoever thought of adding an acronym board to the iPhone keypad was genius.*

 

[enzo25]

My savior is Mireo DON'T PANIC and I just love this app.
I decided to purchase it because I was referred to it by my friend, and it was cheaper on-board app than TomTom, Garmin etc.

Check out the following link and it will tell you everything:

Best iPhone Apps: Turn by turn GPS navigation for iPhone

 

[attached2]

Best GPS Navigation on Best iPhone Apps site

hi all,
Actually I've migrated site few week ago, new link is:
Best iPhone Apps: Turn by turn GPS navigation for iPhone
Best regards,
B.

 

[Vanessa Hawke]

Re: Best GPS Navigation on Best iPhone Apps site

Have you tried MapQuest? appfavour.com/navigation/mapquest_316126557
MapQuest is the #1 provider of FREE voice-guided, turn-by-turn, GPS navigation for iPhone. This is the most well-known for online maps, and it has been around longer than most.

 

[tsak6789]

Scroll up the thread. Bad user experiences with it. That's why to use anything else.

I had an issue with Waze, and contacted them. It was fixed within a week. It's an awesome app.

 

[aallison05]

Waze is hit or miss for me, have been using Navigon for a few months now and really love it. If you'd like you can buy just the region you live in, and if needed buy the fresh maps later and it will give you access to all of the USA. That at least gives you a slightly lower up-front cost.

On-board maps are key for me, I hate waiting for live maps to refresh maps and routes just as I hit an area without even 3G coverage.

 

[rayz336]

Mapquest and Scout have been pretty good for me.

 

[Just_Me_D]

Waze, is top-notch, in my opinion. It's easy to use and very accurate.

 

[TurboTiger]

Anyone try the new Nokia map app Here Maps?
Reviews seem to be mediocre.
TIA

 

[kch50428]

Anyone try the new Nokia map app Here Maps?
Reviews seem to be mediocre.
TIA

Yeah, I tried it... it sucked. Deleted it from my phone & iTunes...

 

[TurboTiger]

Yeah, I tried it... it sucked. Deleted it from my phone & iTunes...

Tks for the info Keith
Good Luck

 

[profan]

Motion X is not bad, but for me Spyglass is top-notch. It costs 3.99, but there are no monthly payments, and all updates are free.
It works great for off-road navigation and indispensable for hiking.

 

[Ledsteplin]

I just downloaded Waze to see what all the fuss is about. It's definitely a Google app. It asks for more personal information than I wanted to give. Why does a map app need my phone number? Yep, it's Google alright. Deleted!

 

[John Yester]

Love using my Waze

 

[sanibel]

I use [URL="https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scout-gps-maps-voice-navigation/id467816643?mt=8&at=10l3Vy]Scout[/URL] all the time, especially finding my fav coffee shop when traveling :heart:

 

[taz323]

I use [URL="https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scout-gps-maps-voice-navigation/id467816643?mt=8&at=10l3Vy]Scout[/URL] all the time, especially finding my fav coffee shop when traveling :heart:

Same here, Scout works very well.