Map app

>>1293555
I like maps.me for foreign travel because you can download the maps ahead of time, so your data plan won't be raped. Your cell phone's GPS radio is separate from the cellular network, so you can still get real time navigation even in airplane mode. The maps are pretty accurate, and they're maintained by the users. The walking directions are good.

Waze is good if you're driving, people post about police speed traps, road closures, construction, etc.

Google Maps is probably the most accurate and well-developed, but doesn't have all the same features of the other two

I use Maps.me
Pro:
>Very precise maps (use OpenStreetMaps)
>Offline maps
Con:
>driving navigation is quite bad (lack of features like avoid paid roads and stops)
>no satellite view

I just installed Here WeGo.

>>1293555
I highly recommend getting lost. Much more entertaining.

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>>1293555
All.

>>1293557
>>1293571
Google maps has offline mode.
https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6291838

>>1293591
True. I got lost in a medina, met top-tier chicks.

>>1293557
>so you can still get real time navigation even in airplane mode

Oh jeeze, I've always taken it out of airplane mode. Thanks anon

Personally, I compared them a while ago and I use HERE the most often. I've been happy enough with it. I'll use Google maps if I have WiFi or use some data for up to date subway or bus times in a city

>>1293555
Google Maps, but no speed limits but still Google Maps.

Anyone hear use a handheld GPS when traveling? Like Garmin equipment? This might be a more appropriate for /out/ since I bet most of you are just poorfags who travel to drink and party in cities.