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| s.tucker@gmail.com 2006-08-08, 10:33 pm |
| Anyone used it ?
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| Douglas C. Neidermeyer 2006-08-08, 10:33 pm |
| <s.tucker@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone used it ?
Real men don't use sissy gimcracks like that. They tell direction by the sun
and moss on trees.
Doug
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| John Smith 2006-08-08, 10:33 pm |
| I've tried it. For the most part it's pretty goood.
<s.tucker@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone used it ?
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| Nick Danger 2006-08-10, 10:33 am |
| When does the free month begin? When you get the phone? When you download
the software? When you first use it?
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| Elector 2006-08-10, 12:33 pm |
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"Nick Danger" <yourname@yourdomain.com> wrote in message
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> When does the free month begin? When you get the phone? When you download
> the software? When you first use it?
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It showed a free month when I downloaded it. It also gave the one use, and
the subscription rate. But I choose the first one with the free month.
Elector
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| Garner Miller 2006-08-11, 10:33 pm |
| In article <1155073866.457457.151170@h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
s.tucker@gmail.com wrote:
> Anyone used it ?
It's terrific.
When you first download it, you have the option of a free 30-day trial,
and I'm really impressed. I'll probably sign up for it next time I need
it. (Note that it does use airtime -- It'll use a minute or two to get
the route, then hang up. It'll only reconnect if you miss a turn, or if
you ask it to pull up a map. If you also have the $15/month "VPack" of
some other services, then airtime isn't charged for it.)
While I was impressed by it, I didn't see where I'd really need it. I
really don't go to many unfamiliar places in my car. That is, until my
flight got canceled, and I needed to rent a car to get home. I had *no*
idea where I was going around the New York City area, so I fired up the
VZ Navigator.
It was great. It gave me perfect directions, and an accurate ETA once I
got up to highway speed. And I had no trouble hearing the voice
directions in the car. (I have an LG VX8300.) I'm very, very impressed
with it.
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| Esmail Bonakdarian 2006-08-29, 10:33 pm |
| s.tucker@gmail.com wrote:
> Anyone used it ?
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I'm using the 30 days free trial on my VX8300 and I
am very impressed by it.
I'd definitely use it if I needed it (you can sign up
on a day-by-day basis for @ $3/day)
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| Mitchell Regenbogen 2006-08-29, 10:33 pm |
| Esmail Bonakdarian <ebonakDUH@hotmail.com> wrote in news:eF1Jg.3082$N84.262
@trnddc08:
> s.tucker@gmail.com wrote:
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> I'm using the 30 days free trial on my VX8300 and I
> am very impressed by it.
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> I'd definitely use it if I needed it (you can sign up
> on a day-by-day basis for @ $3/day)
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I agree. It's impressive. And I also agree it's nice that you don;t have
to pay for it when you don't need it.
Do you know if it will work anywhere, or just on Verizon's digital or
enhanced network?
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| Garner Miller 2006-08-29, 10:33 pm |
| In article < Xns982EBAA7C99DBmreg
panixcom@166.84.1.70>,
Mitchell Regenbogen <mreg@panixxx.com> wrote:
> Do you know if it will work anywhere, or just on Verizon's digital or
> enhanced network?
As I found out driving around Lake George, NY, it needs to be in
Verizon's native digital coverage area. It was unusable when I hit
"Extended Area" networks, at least as far as getting or changing
directions. (I'd imagine that once it's already running a route, it
should continue to work to the destination, since it's not online for
that.)
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