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2011-02-22
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Is Navigation part of Google Maps 5? I had assumed they were two separate apps since that is how they appear in the apps menu. That may explain why I could not find Navigation in Titanium Backup to backup, uninstall and reinstall (or maybe it was there and I just couldn't find it).
As for the navigation crashing it happens everytime I put in a destination. The app opens up fine but when I try to set destination that is when it crashes. Just the typical force closure issue. Screen goes black, device vibrates and then I get a message "Sorry! The application Maps (process com.google.android.apps.maps) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again" And then there is one option only "Force Close".
EDIT: Uninstalled and reinstalled Google Maps and still have the same problem so that is not a fix. Also tried using walking navigation rather than car (lol) but still got an immediate crash.
Well, this is as good a place as any to mention that I expect not to be posting as much on this site as I've followed through on my threat to get a non-smart phone and in the future get a tablet for my leisure computing activities. Needless to say, the tablet won't be from Nokia, which no longer offers one. And the non-smart phone isn't either. I bought an N800, N810, and two N900s, but this is pretty much the end of the line. I am going to try to hold off on buying the tablet for a bit, as the best seems yet to come. I'm typing this on a Dell Latitude D400 I bought in Moscow almost ten years ago; now that I reformatted it and am running in Linux, it's faster than ever.
Did anybody hear about this:Samsung decided to share!
Okay throw whatever insults you want at me. I deserve it. I have cleverly managed to uninstall the built in ebook app without backing it up first (thought I had found better alternatives but was wrong). Anyway to get it back without reflashing the device (won't necessarily be the end of the world if it fixes the apps force closure issue I am having and navigation app not even working at all but would rather not go down that route)?
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2011-02-22
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I know this sounds weird.. but.. try changing your default speech synthesizer to "espeak". I saw it mentioned here: http://www.google.com/support/forum/...c6d54a8b&hl=en
Let me know if that worked or not--I'm very curious.
I wish I had an answer here but I'm in the US, where they sold us all a crippled experience in general. :P
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2011-02-22
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Wow what do you know. Installed and switched to espeak and my navigation app is now working. Thanks man. You are a star.
But if there are apps you want that are not in your region's version of the market be sure to check out market enabler.
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2011-02-23
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2011-02-23
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2011-02-24
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It looks as though Samsung is experimenting with different sizes of its Tab. 8.9" Galaxy Tab is rumored to be arriving soon.
http://www.thegalaxytab.com/2011/02/...-samsung-soon/
8.9" is not a bad size at all, but doesn't seem to different from 10.1" in terms of usability.
Time will tell.
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2011-02-24
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Similar size to the LG one isn't it? Not sure what to make of this size. Too big to fit into my pocket (unlike the Tab) so can't easily be carried out the house. Also too big to use lying down to surf the net or read ebooks. So real use would be when sitting down to use at home. In which case (if I don't want to use a laptop) would be better off getting a 10 inch tablet.
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As I understand it (could be wrong), they have to in accordance with Android OS license.