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Originally Posted by blkxer
I don't have it yet, waiting to get it. But I've been doing homework on this for the past week. Regarding the Android version, it uses wifi connection for the android based features (e.g. the navigation). So your options are: 1) wifi hotspot or 2) tethering from your smartphone's data plan. Option 2 is the most realistic application/use, but it would cost you to enable tethering on your smartphone with your carrier (e.g. AT&T charges $10/mo for enabling tethering). Specifically for navigation, you can purchase other nav/map apps (e.g. Copilot) that do allow you download the maps and use the nav app in an offline mode with just the GPS signal.
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All good points!
I have "old" unlimited data plan from ATT and jailbroken iPhone so tethering works really well for me.
The best tethering app out there is MyWi -around $15.00 and it works perfectly with Dynavin.
I think Sygic is much cleaner, user friendly Navi app and you can use it as a regular Navi, no need for wifi connection but you need to have a large memory card to store all the maps. I bought 16K and it works fine.
I dont have DSP in my car.
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