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Old 11-02-2009, 05:36 PM
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Default Re: Trapster
i would recommend turning it on & off when not in use. it will constantly try to get GPS lock if its running, so dont treat it like palringo in that sense :D

i also think a car charger is pretty important for waze or trapster as both drain your battery while in use.

waze is pretty nice. its a little too "wii" for me. i'll describe it as a "kiddy" feel. i prefer the clean/professional looks to apps. it has some great reporting features for traffic / police etc.. but keep in mind its all user driven information so if nobody is using it, it benefits nobody :D

very easy to learn & navigate.. twitter integration when u report things. sometimes their maps need updating & you can also help with that. its a fun app i've clocked almost 1000 miles on it so far. ranked near 400 :D lol
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