G gjhuff Member Oct 30, 2011 76 8 Dec 15, 2011 #2 Yes - but only with non-data GPS programs. I have used Co-Pilot and Sygic with no trouble.
K ktackel Member Aug 31, 2011 96 4 Dec 15, 2011 #3 Or if you tether it to your phone or device like Verizon's MiFi for an internet connection
D Deandec Member Nov 25, 2011 57 4 Dec 15, 2011 #4 The installed version does not allow for new routes or route corrections in a mobile and disconnected mode. Sygic does work without a Wifi or Internet Connection but the maps takes up a lot of internal storage space.
The installed version does not allow for new routes or route corrections in a mobile and disconnected mode. Sygic does work without a Wifi or Internet Connection but the maps takes up a lot of internal storage space.
M mui Member Nov 28, 2011 57 8 Dec 15, 2011 #5 Navfree is now available for the US and it seems to work fine, You only download maps for the states you need so it probably takes up less space.
Navfree is now available for the US and it seems to work fine, You only download maps for the states you need so it probably takes up less space.
G gjhuff Member Oct 30, 2011 76 8 Dec 15, 2011 #6 mui said: Navfree is now available for the US and it seems to work fine, You only download maps for the states you need so it probably takes up less space. Click to expand... You can do that with Sygic too, but since the maps contain 3d renderings of buildings, they take up more storage space.
mui said: Navfree is now available for the US and it seems to work fine, You only download maps for the states you need so it probably takes up less space. Click to expand... You can do that with Sygic too, but since the maps contain 3d renderings of buildings, they take up more storage space.
