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www.youtube.com/user/osycra (the two videos 'Rabies' and 'Poison' are us)
We are a young three piece band from the west of Ireland, our drummer is currently in Australia since November '11 but will be back soon. More info is on all our pages thank you if you took the time
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is there anyone in ireland that uses gps on thir xda...and if so....could you please recommend the best software app to use..ie pocket streets, tomtom...etc....every prog i look at is designed for Gb...and i dont want to buy something that isnt up to date for our great little country....appreciate any replies....
Btw....using haicom gps, patched into car kit....it rocks!
I think Ireland is very poorly served where maps are concerned.
GPS in Ireland
Hello,
I know of 3 program's that you could use, as Ireland does have bad navigation software available.
The first is TomTom's Routeplanner of UK & Ireland, which I use (it is quite cheap) It has every back-road & town in the country, it does not re-route but it does have a scrolling map and shows you exactly where you are, and all you have to do is follow the shaded line and you know you are on the right track.
The second is www.Mapopolis.com. Dublin/Cork is very well covered down to every street. There are two versions available a navigation and an enhanced version (similar to the routeplanner). The country has limited coverage, but all National & and most regional roads are covered. The good news is that there is a demo version available to see (9 days worth)
The third is Destinator 3 (expensive) I know it does cover Ireland but to what extent I do not know, but the screen shot's in 3-D mode look great! Look at this link:
http://www.ietechsmart.com/gpsindex1.1.htm
They are based in Dublin and claim full coverage of Ireland. I have seen this advertised in the UK for approx €180+VAT see:
http://www.peripheralcorner.co.uk/product_info.php/cPath/32_33_35_97/products_id/157
Look at the Destinator demo on:
http://www.destinator1.com/buydest.emb
Hope this helps
Andrew
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Xdaere, please email me, I forgot all about the maps thing, I have the latest maps and the export tool from medion/navtech, all Ireland is there down to street level. You need WM2003 to run the program I think.
Forgot to say, it is also full voice navigation.
At last Ireland is covered?
Just found this from viamichelin's Mapsonic
They claim:
Countries covered: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
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Covering all of Europe (over 100,000 towns), MapSonic is a mapping software coupled with an advanced route calculation function and voice guidance
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http://www.shop.viamichelin.co.uk/shopexd.asp?catalogid=193
It will be released early june ( 2 weeks) for €199 (software)
I have ordered a US version of the touch diamond, which supposedly has the appropriate 3G 850/1900 MHz band support, from on the go solutions. The order is due to ship on September 5. I'm curious as to to whether anyone else has an order pending or if anyone has seen an American-banded unit with an earlier availability date.
I haven't heard of an earlier date but I did contact On the Go Solutions to find out if they were on track for a September 5th ship. I received three emails from their reps (seems like they don't track questions very well!) and all told me either the 5th or the 8th, depending on how long the shipment takes to clear customs. I'm surprised there isn't more excitement on this board about US 3G for this device!
I've already bought and sold a Touch Pro since I didn't want to hold out for the Elite team to see if they could unlock US 3G but I may have to pull the trigger on the Diamond. I'll just have to get over the keyboard thing...
I'll be in Cheju, South Korea for a week in September and will have my N1 with me. When I was in England last year I was able to just pick up a local prepaid SIM card for very little and have phone / internet the two weeks I was there. Can this be done in Korea?
Any suggestions as to staying connected?
Thanks!
What is your dream vacation?
A different galaxy.
A tropical island in February.
Several weeks of traveling throughout Europe at leisurely pace, than a couple more to recharge at home.
Around Australia trip, no rush, no plans, definitely for a while (about 6 months) including camping and 4wdriving, remote and tourist areas as well as 10 days sailing the Whitsundays in a charter yacht.
All on the company credit card (it did say dream vacation)
PS I live in Australia but not interested in going overseas
norway, brasil. two extremes, yet two beautiful countries with a great landscape !
New York in christmas time
Santorini in Greece
Fiji tropical island
Trip around Europe, especially the Balkans and the Mediterranean.
China in February.
Want to tour Europe.
Cumbum Valley on South India. Its also called gods own place.
trip around australia
Greetings,
Long time iOS user who's looking to switch to Android while I'm stationed in Japan (US Navy) for the next two years. That said, I'm presently visiting Korea and have an opportunity to purchase a Note 5 (unlocked) and bring it back to Japan with me. Unfortuantely, I can't seem to find a good breakdown of compatibilty to see if it'll be as effective and easy to use as if I were to just get a S6straight from one of the Japanese carriers.
I'm requesting assistance from the experts here to see:
1. Will an unlocked Note 5 work on all the LTE bands in Japan, specifically DoCoMo.
2. How easy is it to take a phone that's unlocked and start a new contract in Japan (bought new/from the company when I was last here).
Thank you in advance!