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Sticking with the VZNav fo sho

Sticking with the VZNav fo sho

Well 3 things. First, I found that I couldn’t use Telenav indoors the way I can with VZNavigator because telenav doesn’t use AGPS, whereas VZ Navigator does.(I called Telenav to confirm this). And secondly, I found, when using the 2 services on the highway, VZ Navigator was more accurate with telling me which exits to use. For example, I was supposed to get off at Peachtree Industrial South, as opposed to Peachtree Industrial North exit, VZ Navigator would tell me this specifically. Telenav would only say, “Peachtree Industrial”. That messed me up one time, and when I called Telenav about it, they just told me that they are “working on it”. And last, Many places that I looked up in telenav had the wrong phone numbers listed, or just partial numbers, and telenav told me that it’s a “known issue”. I will admit, that telenav is nice, but with those 3 things, and the fact that VZ Nav does just about everything that telenav does, plus the ability to send/recv gps locations via sms, I couldn’t see any reason to go with Telenav.

Well 3 things. First, I found that I couldn’t use Telenav indoors the way I can with VZNavigator because telenav doesn’t use AGPS, whereas VZ Navigator does.(I called Telenav to confirm this). And secondly, I found, when using the 2 services on the highway, VZ Navigator was more accurate with telling me which exits to use. For example, I was supposed to get off at Peachtree Industrial South, as opposed to Peachtree Industrial North exit, VZ Navigator would tell me this specifically. Telenav would only say, “Peachtree Industrial”. That messed me up one time, and when I called Telenav about it, they just told me that they are “working on it”. And last, Many places that I looked up in telenav had the wrong phone numbers listed, or just partial numbers, and telenav told me that it’s a “known issue”. I will admit, that telenav is nice, but with those 3 things, and the fact that VZ Nav does just about everything that telenav does, plus the ability to send/recv gps locations via sms, I couldn’t see any reason to go with Telenav.

Well 3 things. First, I found that I couldn’t use Telenav indoors the way I can with VZNavigator because telenav doesn’t use AGPS, whereas VZ Navigator does.(I called Telenav to confirm this). And secondly, I found, when using the 2 services on the highway, VZ Navigator was more accurate with telling me which exits to use. For example, I was supposed to get off at Peachtree Industrial South, as opposed to Peachtree Industrial North exit, VZ Navigator would tell me this specifically. Telenav would only say, “Peachtree Industrial”. That messed me up one time, and when I called Telenav about it, they just told me that they are “working on it”. And last, Many places that I looked up in telenav had the wrong phone numbers listed, or just partial numbers, and telenav told me that it’s a “known issue”. I will admit, that telenav is nice, but with those 3 things, and the fact that VZ Nav does just about everything that telenav does, plus the ability to send/recv gps locations via sms, I couldn’t see any reason to go with Telenav.