[macvoiceover] Re: Navigation with the Iphone 3gs
- From: Dean Wilcox <wilcoxdean@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 11 Apr 2010 23:33:12 -0700
Not an answer to your question but although I see a lot of posts on this list
about GPS navigation and the various apps that people have success with I
wonder whether many people are at the stage of walking around with them? I ask
as I have a Trekker which I quite liked although I changed to another on my
mobile which had a map and a few other things I like. I found I had to press
more keys than the Trekker to get to items I needed, such as to record a
faviourite but the trade off was worth it for me. So I'm thinking I'd found it
a step in the wrong direction to start using a touch interface while moving.
This isn't a statement, I can't try it for myself as I only have an iPod Touch
but I would be interested in people's views from actual users.
Thanks
Dean
On 10 Apr 2010, at 20:50, Jeronimo Schöber wrote:
> Hello,
> currently I am using a trekker (Humanware) for navigation. It works more or
> less well. I would like to ask if any body uses their iphone 3gs for gps
> based navigation while they are totally blind.
> i.e is the google maps app or anything alike accessible on the iphone?
> OT : What other solutions do people use? Mobile Geo Loadstone ... Comparison
> to trekker?
> Thanks
> Jeronimo
>
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