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2010-11-08 , 10:32
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Originally Posted by WereCatf View Post
Reading a map is usually called navigating. Well, there is a map, it can be freely looked at, zoomed in and out and whatnot. Sounds like navigation. You are assuming navigation means much more than that, but it really doesn't. I'd love to see you to court: "It's not navigation because it doesn't read instructions to me!"
Equally I could argue that stellarium is navigation as you can quite effectively navigate by referencing the stars.

Originally Posted by WereCatf View Post
You are assuming navigation means much more than that, but it really doesn't. I'd love to see you to court: "It's not navigation because it doesn't read instructions to me!"
Not when NOKIA use the terminology 'Navigation' to describe a sat nav type experience,
My standing point is the rather ambigous use of the term navigation.
Last edited by James_Littler; 2010-11-08 at 10:35.