I just wanted to point all Android users to the new navigation / mapping software named opensatnav (OSN) that I found today.
A nice open source project, creating a really easy to use navigation software.
Nothing against AndNav2, but opensatnav feels easier to use (in this very early stage).
Project description:
We aim to create an open source satnav application for the Android platform. This project is a fork of the open-source components of AndNav2 (the map tile display) with a great deal of our additions. The project also aims to keep closer to the Android platform UI.
And based on OpenStreetMap data. I read both http://opensatnav.org/ (thank you for the link kizza) and http://www.opensatnav.org/wiki/osn but dit not find the info I was after. So my questions/remarks are:
-is that phone -online- downloading tiles? (from mapnik they look)
-if all is routable then only tiles cannot do. You made a mkAmap (like mkGmap for garmin) program first?
-the phone does not need to be online using the navigation?
Pleas tell a little bit more. I think you could do that on http://opensatnav.org/ better than here as more people will like to know how it works.
