what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago|
Anonymous
Hence the sale? //@anonymous: what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago|
Anonymous
You can track the movement of your house //@anonymous: what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago|
Anonymous
with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
6 years ago|
Anonymous
How long are they going to update? This is an old GPS. Life means how many years to Garmin Drive 51 LM 5"
6 years ago|
Anonymous
lol //@anonymous: You can track the movement of your house //@anonymous: what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago|
Anonymous
Not really, I would put a backup GPS in my car. One time we drove into the mountains and no cellphone network available. Without cellphone network, the route cannot calculated. Eventually I get back with the backup Garmin GPS. //@Anonymous: with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
6 years ago|
Anonymous
It will become more popular for people driving since air travels lock down.
6 years ago|
Anonymous
There are offline maps and navigation apps that you can download beforehand, such as maps.me, sygic, google maps. Without cellular signal, your phone is still your gps. //@anonymous: Not really, I would put a backup GPS in my car. One time we drove into the mountains and no cellphone network available. Without cellphone network, the route cannot calculated. Eventually I get back with the backup Garmin GPS. //@Anonymous: with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
6 years ago|
Anonymous
I would study the GPS map before driving into mountains or where the cellular signal is weak or none. //@anonymous: Not really, I would put a backup GPS in my car. One time we drove into the mountains and no cellphone network available. Without cellphone network, the route cannot calculated. Eventually I get back with the backup Garmin GPS. //@Anonymous: with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
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Anonymous
what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Hence the sale? //@anonymous: what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
You can track the movement of your house //@anonymous: what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
6 years ago |
Anonymous
How long are they going to update? This is an old GPS. Life means how many years to Garmin Drive 51 LM 5"
6 years ago |
Anonymous
lol //@anonymous: You can track the movement of your house //@anonymous: what's the use of GPS if you don't step out of your house?
6 years ago |
Anonymous
Not really, I would put a backup GPS in my car. One time we drove into the mountains and no cellphone network available. Without cellphone network, the route cannot calculated. Eventually I get back with the backup Garmin GPS. //@Anonymous: with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
6 years ago |
Anonymous
It will become more popular for people driving since air travels lock down.
6 years ago |
Anonymous
There are offline maps and navigation apps that you can download beforehand, such as maps.me, sygic, google maps. Without cellular signal, your phone is still your gps. //@anonymous: Not really, I would put a backup GPS in my car. One time we drove into the mountains and no cellphone network available. Without cellphone network, the route cannot calculated. Eventually I get back with the backup Garmin GPS. //@Anonymous: with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
6 years ago |
Anonymous
I would study the GPS map before driving into mountains or where the cellular signal is weak or none. //@anonymous: Not really, I would put a backup GPS in my car. One time we drove into the mountains and no cellphone network available. Without cellphone network, the route cannot calculated. Eventually I get back with the backup Garmin GPS. //@Anonymous: with smartphone and car-build-in gps everywhere, standalone gps devices are no future
6 years ago |