Options And Upgrades, Cruise Control, Etc...

[Kuda]

When we all get our Elio's we should get together for a Bruanisarus burgers or some Teradactal wings or something.


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Ya ba Daba Dooooo!

 

[Kuda]

Unfortunately, I am a dinosaur and have a very simple low-cost cell PHONE.

Ogg me caveman too! Will opt for a simple flip w/big #/s & a camera, no selfies, apps, bs, etc.,
when I retire. Until then I live with the 'electronic leash' for my work. I will admit blue tooth is handy.

 

[Jayne Shelby]

It's my opinion that our smart phones are getting too smart. I have always been a Garmin fan and find their products outstanding in every respect. I am not saying that smart phones are bad but there are some privacy concerns that should be considered.

 

[raybonz]

It's my opinion that our smart phones are getting too smart. I have always been a Garmin fan and find their products outstanding in every respect. I am not saying that smart phones are bad but there are some privacy concerns that should be considered.

I have always been a Garmin fan too and recently have tested several GPS apps on my iPhone 4 and find they work pretty darn good.. I have tested Waze, Scout and Google Maps. Waze is great for commuting and people report traffic, speed traps etc. plus Waze can see your speed and knows when there will be delays.. Cool stuff especially knowing where the speed traps are! I found Google maps to be very good and recently has been improved and no ads either.. Scout looks much like Garmin and works pretty good but not as wise as Garmin.. Bottom line you will eventually get to where you need to go on the cheap with your phone.. You definitely will need to power your phone or your battery will die quickly..

Ray

 

[Craig]

Ya ba Daba Dooooo!

Nothing new about the three wheeled concept.

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

I use Waze where there is a data connection and Navigon where there isn't.

 

[Craig]

I use Waze where there is a data connection and Navigon where there isn't.

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

Waze requires a live data connection to work, if you go into a dead zone more than a few miles long you're out of luck. With Navigon all of the maps for the US are stored on the phone and thus no data connection is needed, but takes a couple GB of storage space.

 

[Craig]

Waze requires a live data connection to work, if you go into a dead zone more than a few miles long you're out of luck. With Navigon all of the maps for the US are stored on the phone and thus no data connection is needed, but takes a couple GB of storage space.

Just curious to why you jumped over here from the other forum. Post 72
http://www.elioowners.com/threads/no-rear-window.122/page-8#post-19234

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

It was in reply to the post by raybonz in this thread, a few posts above mine.