> Just took a look at both apps above. I don't see the need for either,
given the detail and functionality of the maps app that came with my iPad,
certainly no need to spend $50 for the TomTom app, and I don't see any added
benefits from the other app, " You Need a Map", either. But thank you for
pointing them out. I guess for my needs Apple did it right the first time
with their provided app for my iPad2 3G model.
> Ed
It kind of depends on where you want to use your maps and how important they
are to you.
If, for example, you're driving along I-70 in Missouri, and hoping to locate
the exit you need a little this side of Kansas City, I hope you are not
relying on AT&T or Wifi to download the map for you....
No, Jim, I have the 3G option and have yet to find a hole in Verizon's
coverage while I am using the map app that comes with it. But your point
is taken .... the important feature of those recommended apps is that the
maps then reside on the iPad.
Ed
