El Salvador GPS Map app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Kaart Group, LLC
First release : 19 Aug 2011
App size: 131.47 Mb
The El Salvador GPS Map is a simple, accurate and entirely offline GPS navigation app for iPhone or iPad 3G.
All map data and app features are stored within your device, allowing you to use the app and explore freely without the worry of expensive data charges from your mobile carrier.
Features:
• Navigation from current position to destination
• Voice guidance provided
• 2D and 3D navigation views
• Thousands of searchable points of interest (many with phone, email, website, or other contact info)
• Detailed geographic features including buildings, lakes, parks, golf courses, etc.
• POI search by alphabetical order and distance
• Route calculation by fastest and shortest distance
• Automatic route recalculation
• Tap to zoom
• Custom location saving and searching
• Custom favorites for point of interest input and search
• Distance to next turn
• Current speed
• Turn arrow for easier navigation
• Smooth panning, pinch zoom, and increased detail with zoom
• Ability to navigate to both points of interest and roads
• Support for driving instructions in metric and imperial units
• English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German languages supported
• FREE UPDATES (development of app features is ongoing)
Compatibility:
• Compatible with iPhone 5 or later and iPad 3G or later
• NOT compatible with iPad Wi-Fi only models or iPod without external antenna
Note: Youll need to be located within the maps coverage area for all features of the app (e.g., location pinpointing, navigation) to work properly. Default location is used while outside country boundary.
Support and Feedback:
We are looking for feedback from users on how we can make our GPS map better. If you encounter any issues, please send us a note at [email protected] and well help you sort it out.
About Kaart Data:
Were passionate about travel and maps. Visit us at www.kaartdata.com/about to learn more about us!
Latest reviews of El Salvador GPS Map app for iPhone and iPad
It was a great concept, but the user interface was so clunky and horrible that it makes the app unusable. I want a refund!
I have been searching for a navigation app for El Salvador and this seemed to be the only one out there. I was hesitant to buy it as it had no reviews in the U.S. App Store or in the El Salvador App Store. However, I decided to go ahead and buy it. Unfortunately, this app is so cumbersome and difficult to use that it is useless. I wasnt surprised that it lacked spoken turn-by-turn navigation, because it doesnt claim to, but it doesnt even have the names of streets on the map. It will tell you how far you have to go to the next turn, but it doesnt tell you what street you are turning on. If there is a way to enter a street address, its so difficult that it might as well not exist. The selection of points of interest is severely lacking. Comparing this app to Navigon Mobile Navigator is like comparing a kindergarten musical to the San Francisco Opera. Unfortunately, Navigon hasnt released an app for El Salvador. My recommendation is to wait for one of the major navigation app companies to release an app for El Salvador.
Like the above review states, the interface is cumbersome and requires manual imputing of your specific GPS desitination points which I find by going on Google maps before hand and looking up... so its a two part process using this, but for the iphone those no alternatives.
This is a terrible app dont waste your money. Its not easy to navigate, you cant search for a particular address or enter in address. Most of the points of interest are outdated. If youre looking for a GPS map I would recommend WAZE. Its free and everything is up-to-date.
Give the developers a brake, to create a navigation app like those other huge developers they need lots of money and sell the app at a higher price. This app is just a small tool to help you travel around my beautiful El salvador; dont expected It to work like google maps. Besides El salvador is a third world country, a lot of roads dont have names in the first place. Just something to think about.