Android Apps

[Martin Naef]

On 04.02.2012 12:57, Peter Korsten wrote:
>> One thing comes to mind: Is there a mapping / navigation app that
>> supports offline operation? The typical use case would be a GPS navi

> Yes: Nokia Maps. Which isn't going to do you a lot of good on Android.
> If you do find such an application, let us know.

Navit seems to be close. I've seen a few commercial apps that I'd 
probably buy if I was on an extended trip (e.g. Navigon). Not cheap, but 
they're still a lot more cost effective than what rental companies 
charge for an in-car navi...

> Nokia Maps is actually quite good, and with a 16 GB card you can
> basically download the whole of Europe and still have space left, but
> Nokia have messed up too many times with software (both on the phone and
> on Windows) for me to continue using their products.

Nokia isn't option here. I need to sync with Lotus Notes, and our 
company only supports iOS and Android for that.

Martin