Its offline maps come packed with super-useful information like upcoming speed limit changes and Dynamic Lane Assistant to guide you into the correct lane — again, very handy for those driving in a foreign city.
And you also get voice-guided GPS navigation with precise directions and street names in the offline version. For pedestrians, Sygic offers walking directions and a compilation of thousands of tourist attractions. For bikers, the app offers a handy guide on the terrain, explaining how flat or hilly the bike ride will be. A product of collaboration between two open-source platforms — OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia — OsmAnd allows you to download seven map files for free for offline navigation.
Depending on your usage and device memory space, you can choose between complete map data and just road network data. Apt for outdoor activities, the offline maps by OsmAnd have all the deets on foot, hiking, and bike paths.
Another navigation app built off OpenStreetMap data, Maps. But while the maps and features inside the app are all free to use, you may see some ads pop-up — nothing too intrusive though. For offline navigation, Maps. You can also get the directions to points of interest POI around you, hiking trails and awesome local places missing from other commercial maps.
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Sign me up Stay informed about special deals, the latest products, events, and more from Microsoft Store. Sign up. MapFactor is one of the low key popular navigation app options. It includes the basic navigation and GPS features.
It uses OpenStreetMap. That means you can get free offline maps that are updated monthly if you want. There are additional map options as well, but they may cost money.
Some of the other features includes voice directions, cross-border routing, 2D and 3D modes, day and night themes, and more.
This GPS app also has support for dozens of countries around the world. MapQuest has undergone many redesigns over the years. It employs the standard turn-by-turn directions. There are also other features such as live traffic updates where available , re-routing directions based on traffic, and a service to find cheaper gas. You can even use it to call a tow truck if you break down. They are also both by Google. Google Maps is kind of the measuring stick for navigation apps.
It has tons of locations, reviews, directions, and street-level photography of most locations. Additionally, it has accessibility features and you can download maps for offline use. Waze is a little more simple.
It uses user data to show things like traffic jams, police locations, and other useful info. You can literally plan your trips across the country using the app. The database of the app is humongous and shows you routes through cities and countries. The app will show you the underrated places and hidden spots you would otherwise miss on a road trip. You can save the spots and revisit them. You can even view the travel itineraries that already exist.
You can either follow a pre-formed itinerary or create your own. Spots that have been reviewed will have their reviews displayed to help you pick a good spot for the trip. The app also shows you free travel guides. Now that we have talked about road trips and trails, walks are next.
While other apps show routes for pedestrians, MapOut is dedicated to providing you routes for your morning walks. The app is one of the most highly-rated apps by the users. The app provides you offline maps. You can download the tiles you need and view later.
MapOut also offers 3D tilts for a better navigation experience. You can also export maps to MapOut without much hassle. The app predicts the route durations and alerts you. It also gives you the option to set your walk routine that you can follow daily. For the hikes and trails, separate colored lines are used to facilitate you. Conclusively, whether you are on a road trip or going for a routine walk, there are apps out there that can save you a good deal of trouble and time by guiding you to the safest and fastest possible one.
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