Monday, Apr 30, 2007 at 17:53
Agree with Patrol22.
OziExplorer (and NATMAP Premium) for Country/Bush travel and CoPilot for voice/display map directions in the Metro areas.
I have been "trialling" CoPilot Live 6 for about a month or so and I am very impressed with it. It was the cheapest of the alternatives I researched but I read an unbiased review of it some time back, so bought it to try myself.
Not knocking the other products as I haven't tried them, but CoPilot 6 does the business it was designed for.
I haven't experimented a lot with OziExplorer on the PDA yet. I have been used to it running on a Laptop but SHMBO found it a bit intrusive, even mounted between us. Of couse, if I was doing some serious mapping, out comes the Laptop again.
The only "negative" I've discovered so far is that CoPilot uses a full display area and you cannot "Minimise it" to view other applications.
I get around this by starting OziExplorer first, then CoPilot if I need it in the metro area. After
clearing the suburbs, I shut CoPilot down and Ozi has been tracking the Route "in the background" all the time.
Patrol22,
Does the Asus Mypal share the GPS input with both applications at the same time?
I use GPSgate on my PDA.
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