Google Maps or Microsoft Live ?

which one do you use on your mobile mostly ?

  • Google Maps

    Votes: 11 78.6%

  • Microsoft Live

    Votes: 3 21.4%
  • Total voters
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deafclimber

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Which Google Maps or Microsoft Live do you use mostly on your mobile ?

personally i use Google Maps on my Tilt more often because it is more friendly and very quickly to guide me to right place. what more is that if your mobile doesnt have GPS, google maps can bring you to the nearest tower by approx. more or less 500 ft. It would list which place to eat near you right away. I did try Microsoft Live, it was not bad but little complicated in my opinion.
 
deafclimber said:
Which Google Maps or Microsoft Live do you use mostly on your mobile ?

personally i use Google Maps on my Tilt more often because it is more friendly and very quickly to guide me to right place. what more is that if your mobile doesnt have GPS, google maps can bring you to the nearest tower by approx. more or less 500 ft. It would list which place to eat near you right away. I did try Microsoft Live, it was not bad but little complicated in my opinion.
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I use Google Maps on my Tilt, too but i have my Garmin gps in my car. no problem.
 
I used google map and I do have Garmin GPS I love em. It is in my truck and gotta stay there. :giggle:
 
I use google maps on my treo, it work charm and save my ass while I'm try find while in vehicle. only I wish it could add GPS to my treo. Hear that Helio does with google maps. Pretty badass.
 
I have Google Maps on my blackberry 8700g but it didn't works very good for some reason. Anyone have idea why?
 
BartSimpsx24x said:
I have Google Maps on my blackberry 8700g but it didn't works very good for some reason. Anyone have idea why?
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What was the problem with it? Older versions had bugs, so download the latest version at Google Maps (wireless software install) .... It does searches a little better than the first version, and even supports antenna location so it loads up the correct city the first time you start up - and also, make sure you know how to horizontally scroll with the trackwheel. (The newer trackball BlackBerries are better for Google Maps, though some prefer trackwheel). Zoom in/out can be done using the "I" and "O" keys (for In and Out) for zoom in and out. I find Google Maps easier on the BlackBerry Curve than the 8700, if scrolling was the problem.
 
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