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Osmand has the same issue using OSM ( openstreetmap) direct input house number address data.I just tried. I see what you are talking about.
Osmand has the same issue using OSM ( openstreetmap) direct input house number address data.I just tried. I see what you are talking about.
Your Samsung tablet is a quality tablet, I bet it has a gps module already.
I been using my 2013 ,7 inch Nexus tablet with G. maps as a navigation device and works well. Google Maps is just about the best navigation out there in my opinion
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 - Wikipedia
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Good news looks like it is GPS equipped. Wiki... It has GPS and a GLONASS receiver.
Optional...Now you just need to figure out your choice of how you want to feed it for mobile internet
Ps, I suggest that you reset your device and start fresh. Load up your Google account and download Google Maps if needed. That way there will not be any excess app software on the device. You will be using it as a dedicated navigation so there's really no need to have any other junk apps on it
Yes correctMy understanding was that the external GPS unit would be supplying the location so you wouldn't need internet connection. You would just need to download offline maps before you get away from wifi. Am I wrong?
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Check this one out. It's really Google Maps "like". It took my 101 Bowie Street example and plotted a route to it however it looked like it was an incorrect location. I did another route to a Best Buy address in San Antonio and it got that one correct. This really seems like a good one and cheap the way I like it as in free.Really? No thanks...