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Moral of the story... "It is unwise to pay too much, but it is worse to pay too little.
)When you pay too much, you lose a little money - that's all.
When you pay too little you sometimes lose every ...

If he now intends to update maps regularly and doesn't have a computer, he may be better off paying a little more initially and get one of the new models (from Garmin or TomTom) with WiFi updating - s ...

I tried several which promised no PC sync but which then failed on the Garmin - eventually got one, but cannot remember supplier unfortunately

Moral of the story is even though Garmin charge a craz ...

Of course you can update while out and about using wifi hot spot from your phone if your data cap allows

In practice for most this would not be practical because of speed and time

However I unde ...

"Quad-core A7@1.3GHz, 512MB LPDDR3 @519MHz so have nearly double the processing power of the previous devices."

From what I have read with people who have tested a unit they are very fast

As it ...

Late to the party, but I use my sat navs in the most part for traffic, so always want it displayed - I don't use for example Navigon any more because of that!

Full onscreen maps still shows clearly ...

New TomToms to be announced 1st September Very Happy

Yes I find after I connect a new phone I get the hands free connection on the Garmin for 1 or a few multiple attempts afterwards and VERY occasionally after that

Yes mine works and tested on

Windows Phone Lumia 640xl
Windows mobile Lumia 950xl
Apple iPhone 6s plus
Nexus 6p
Motorola Moto Style
Nexus 5
LG G4

All fine so I would presume your HTC will ...

Used to be the case, but on most new systems it just works - paid to what ever you want as usual, and when for example you switch on the ignition and your car stereo, TomTom and whatever switches on, ...

but you prefer to use your car's built in handsfree or a third party handsfree, like Parrot, you can't connect to both at the same time. Does anyone know of a solution to this problem?

For most you ...

In my experience if you have a xx98 model then the SmsrtLink traffic is unbeatable for accuracy and content. If you have a xx99 or the new DriveSmart, DriveLuxe or DriveAssist then forget SmartLink fo ...

Of course, there are loads of features and possible features that we all want from our Sat NavsYou quite eloquently made the valid point that it's not 'all of us', but a fairly small minority.

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In a workplace with around 15 sat navs in total, in typical daily use I am the only one who updates the software regularly, the maps every time, and use imported (ie. mass) custom POIs

So I guess w ...

Allow you to 'drag' the route to where you want it a la Sygic

Route shaping basically does just that and is built in to the new Garmin Drives

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