Will it be display what iphone displays on its own screen, like i open gps function on iphone, can i see map on its screen?
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No it only displays what's on your iPod on iPhone. Theirs a app call app radio that will allow u to display gps n internet browser
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Hello option you mention I have not tested yet, not if anyone has tried this option to view the contents of the iphone in the radio display regards
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With an old iPhone with a 30-pin connector, yes, this works. With iPhone 5 or later, it requires an expensive set of adapters ($150+) and works very poorly -- extreme lag and such limited features that it's nearly useless. This was a major disappointment for me. I recommend waiting until CarPlay is featured in a future receiver if this is an important feature to you.
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not quite like google maps' traffic layer on android/iphone, but yes there is traffic info. the navigation recommends alternate routes that you can preview & accept, or ignore at times traffic gets heavy
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I think it's supposed to but I find it so user unfriendly that I'm not sure. My car gps works much better in the car and my phone works better walking. I suspect it's for the hiking geek who has paper maps and other things to help him out our just wants to see his location, etc
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the best way is to be near a signal when you open the map app, keep it open. then when you drive away it will work as long as you do not close the app. That's the free type. A paid for download will be better though and that will be the same with all stand alone GPS units unless you use a built in street map one. But the dual will work great!!
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Since it is a Bluetooth device it will play what ever the device you connect it to will stream Different devices stream different types of music files. So it's hard to say since I don't have your specific GPS unit. But it plays every music from radio aps on my iPhone if that helps
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It does, but it is a little different from most gps sensors in that the map program has to explicitly use it. Nokia "Here Maps" uses it.
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Nothing that I've noticed except for a slightly smaller screen. I travel a lot off of recognizable roads that are on the garmin maps but the "tracks feature" draws a line everywhere I've driven even if the GPS does not recognize a road.
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great question, and I am an "old" ipad iphone developer. No, it is a usb device meant to be plugged into mac, or pc, or linux usb port. the ipad iphone doesn't have this. ALSO, once plugged into the usb device, you need software running on the mac, or pc or linux to interpret the GPS data. I am using three on linux and have tested on pc and mac. they are absolutely great, but no ipad support.
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It has a rear view input and will automatically turn on when put in reverse if properly wired. There is a navigation option available but it is overpriced. I discovered that the prompts from Google Maps on my iPhone will play over the car speakers but not the display. If you want full navigation you should move up to a model that has nav. built it. I think the iPhone 4 would send nab. info to the DDX471HD.
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I believe if you have an IPAD2 with AT&T or Verizon 4G service, it may have GPS. I do know that if it is WIFI only, it will definitely will not have GPS. Go to settings and see if GPS is listed.
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I don't look at my screen except to choose mp3s to play. The Garmin 360 gives you the directions aloud so there really is no need to worry about the screen. With that said, you go into the "menu" and choose screen brightness. With the unit being discontinued, you likely won't have access to map updates and customer support may be iffy.I have found though that, even with updates, the unit still is not going to have addresses that cropped up in the last five years. I recommend that, if you will be using the unit occasionally for travel, get this one. If you are going to be using your unit daily and definitely need it because you don't know where you are going, then buy a TomTom or an updated Garmin. I don't look at my screen except to choose mp3s to play. The Garmin 360 gives you the directions aloud so there really is no need to worry about the screen. With that said, you go into the "menu" and choose screen brightness. With the unit being discontinued, you likely won't have access to map updates and customer support may be iffy.I have found though that, even with updates, the unit still is not going to have addresses that cropped up in the last five years. I recommend that, if you will be using the unit occasionally for travel, get this one. If you are going to... » Read More I don't look at my screen except to choose mp3s to play. The Garmin 360 gives you the directions aloud so there really is no need to worry about the screen. With that said, you go into the "menu" and choose screen brightness. With the unit being discontinued, you likely won't have access to map updates and customer support may be iffy.I have found though that, even with updates, the unit still is not going to have addresses that cropped up in the last five years. I recommend that, if you will be using the unit occasionally for travel, get this one. If you are going to be using your unit daily and definitely need it because you don't know where you are going, then buy a TomTom or an updated Garmin. « Show Less
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No, and honestly, I don't think you need it. Bad elf was great on older iPhone iPads without built in GPS location capabilities. Mine is just collecting dust.
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Hi, for the i2, you'll have to go into the "Settings"&gt;"System"&gt;"GPS Mode" and make sure that GPS mode is "OFF". Once the GPS mode is off, it will no longer give you instructions to turn, etc., but the map will continue to update to reflect where you are. You should be able to see the map change and update as you drive.
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Not really. I checked the accuracy of the GPS receiver against my iPhone GPS. The iPhone was far more accurate and reliable
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Yes, I know the others say no, but when I've loaded the pics on my iPad, you can see the location on the map. I don't know how you do that without GPS
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You can view your head and the GPS location on the same screen but not sure what is mgrs. sorry.
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Mine does - I have an iPhone and when I use apple or Google maps, the audible directions it gives me comes through my speakers.