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If I have an iPhone do I need a separate GPS system or is the iPhone sufficient? What would be the added benefit of having both?

by Katie 8 months ago

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		The iPhone isn't the best turn by turn GPS navi by default. There are some apps you can get on the app store that greatly enhance the navi functionality. That being sai ... by Justin 8 months ago
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How accurate are GPS systems?

by Tim 7 months ago

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		GPS devices can be quite accurate. I find they can be accurate up to a couple when walking on foot, or several yards when driving a car. I have personally used a Navi ... by Calven 7 months ago
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When buying a GPS, how important is screen size? Does a larger screen actually make things easier to see or does it really matter?

by Aaron 8 months ago

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		If the GPS unit is touch screen driven then the larger the better, otherwise I generally don't read the directions I listen to them and therefore don't need a large scr ... by David 7 months ago
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Why does my GPS window-mount keep popping off of the glass?

by Danielle 8 months ago

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		You need to clean the glass with Windex and the attachment with Windex. Then only attach it on a day that is 70 degrees. by Andrea 8 months ago
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I'm interested in buying a GPS device. What should I look for when purchasing one?

by Kawana 8 months ago

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		Definitely look for price versus features. Some GPS are really cheap but don't give turn-by-turn (i.e.saying the street names out loud) which can be a pain. Size, and m ... by Danielle 8 months ago
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Is there really an advantage to owning a GPS system over using a directions/traffic app on an iPhone?

by Tim 8 months ago

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		In my opinion, no. Sure you have to be able to get a phone signal, but 99% of the time, the iPhone will work just fine. by Jameson 8 months ago

		GPS don't rely on your phone signal. They strictly work off of sattelite, meaning so long as the sattelite is working your gps will give you directions. However if your ... by Blake 8 months ago
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I badly need a new cell phone that is compatible with T-Mobile. I'm eligible for an upgrade but don't want to commit to another 2 year contract. Can you re...

by Amanda 8 months ago

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		I can tell you what not to get. The Moto Q is a piece of junk. by Andy 8 months ago
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I am trying to decide what GPS to buy. There are tons of them out there. What are some things I should look out for?

by Kate 8 months ago

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		Make sure it can be updated. My father-in-law just bought his 2nd, because he old Tom-Tom could not get new maps. Also, I have GPS through my phone and it did not upd ... by Rebecca 8 months ago

		I have a Garmin Nuvi WT. It's great, because it tells you the weather, traffic and also includes the street name in the directions (some only give you the distance to ... by Maggie 8 months ago

		Make sure it is updated when you buy it. We bought ours and it was needing a update with in 3 mos of purchase the update is something like $60.00 for each unit. My husb ... by Debbie 8 months ago
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can anything be done to a gps that fell in water? it doesn't boot up

by Kenneth 8 months ago

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		yes sell it on ebay for $15 by Jonathan 8 months ago

		shut it off, take out batteries, and put it in a bag of dry rice for a few days. The rice will absorb the moisture. by Chris 8 months ago
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Which type of GPS is best for over the road travel?

by Trina 8 months ago

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		Garmin and Tom Tom are the leading brands, but I feel Garmin is the easiest to use and give you the best information. by Steven 8 months ago
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I'm looking to get a GPS for my car, should I go with a TomTom or a Garmin?

by Brett 8 months ago

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		I would definitely recommend Garmin, they have really high quality products and great customer service, so if anything goes wrong with it you will be taken care of. I h ... by Katie 8 months ago

		We got a Garmin Nuvi 350 for Christmas last year and really like it. It's easy to use and really reliable. It's a less expensive one, but for our purposes, it works wel ... by Beth 8 months ago
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