Navigation with Tablet
Since quite a few high quality tablets have been incorporating GPS chips in them, it has become easier to navigate without cell or internet service. It seems like Good Sam is overdue for offering a na...
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zigzagrv wrote:
Gdetrailer: Don't know what Android tablet you have, but sounds pretty crappy to me. I have had almost none of the problems you have described, but you are right about POIs to an extent. There is a way.
Disclaimer: I do not now, nor ever have worked for Co-Pilot or any of their affiliates!
It was a brand new top of the line Acer Iconia, quad core processor.
Not "junk" by any means, in fact after having it installed discovered that CoPilot never "terminates", it stays running in the background using Tablet memory and battery.. Had to forcibly shut down CoPilot.
Blasted App was as bad as a virus.
Then CoPilot decided it must download an upgrade, yeah, you guessed it, it crashed its self during the upgrade..
Had to fully remove the App, then download and install the new version which we were never able to get the maps to download properly.. The maps would fail downloading after several hrs..
Fixed CoPilot, removed it then scanned in our paper maps..
MUCH BETTER than fighting with free junk..
One thing I have found with Android and "Apps", the OS is half baked and the Apps are also pretty raw also..
