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I also like the custom speed limit warning set point (I wish my Garmin would allow this).
As of yesterday, Copilot GPS was free. Copilot Premium was $4.99 for the US version. As you said, other countries were higher. I believe there is currently a 1/2-off sale for the US version, which brought the price down to $4.99.From their site, it looks like the premium version gives you voice features, so if you don't need that, the free version is fine.The Google app store was the only place I found the premium version. I read that Amazon also had it, but when I tried, all I found was Copilot GPS.
... When I put the phone in Aircraft mode. it looses it's navigation...
How does a paper map, or even a simple compass, fix this issue?A smartphone at least has more potential to warn you.
Yeah , but paper maps are free at most welcome centers
So paper maps at welcome centers automatically have all road construction updates?I suspect many GPS maps have the potential to be more up to date. Online maps do for sure. Something like Waze will let you know a lot about the road ahead.Not sure how people that are afraid of a GPS as a tool, ever got away from the stone tablets and a chisel.
I prefer OSMand+ (not to be confused with the free OSMand), but yes, the routing engine is weak. I usually only use it to display a map.Try HERE maps from Nokia. It is FREE right now.On long trips where I really do want to follow a route, I like CoPilot. It is not free.I haven't used it, but there is a version from Tom Tom called Route 66 with a free trial.