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Luke Elwick
23 July 2010
Trevor, download CO-PILOT LIVE, it's about £27 for UK + Ireland maps and you get the software for one year with all traffic and travel reports free (unlike TomTom who charge more for updating the maps and added extras).
Co-Pilot can be bought from the Android Store.
I've had the HTC Hero, unbranded and SIM free in white cince November last year and to say I'm pleased with it is an understatement.
Yes, the lack of a camera flash is a bit of a let down (as many of you keep going on about - there are already reviews saying this.) but really, who takes photos at night?
Yes it might be choppy on the old OS but there's an android 2.1 update out now so get it and you'll be lag-free AND it updates the camera so you can adjust the colour and contrast to compensate for crap looking photos.
Apart from those niggles (which, really are ages old and mostly sorted by now), it's still one of the best and most sought after handsets of it's type and has an operating system that will dominate the world of mobile communication for years to come.
No, I don't work for Android or HTC, I just know a good thing that's not the iPhone when I see one.
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Luke Elwick
23 July 2010
Trevor, download CO-PILOT LIVE, it's about £27 for UK + Ireland maps and you get the software for one year with all traffic and travel reports free (unlike TomTom who charge more for updating the maps and added extras). Co-Pilot can be bought from the Android Store. I've had the HTC Hero, unbranded and SIM free in white cince November last year and to say I'm pleased with it is an understatement. Yes, the lack of a camera flash is a bit of a let down (as many of you keep going on about - there are already reviews saying this.) but really, who takes photos at night? Yes it might be choppy on the old OS but there's an android 2.1 update out now so get it and you'll be lag-free AND it updates the camera so you can adjust the colour and contrast to compensate for crap looking photos. Apart from those niggles (which, really are ages old and mostly sorted by now), it's still one of the best and most sought after handsets of it's type and has an operating system that will dominate the world of mobile communication for years to come. No, I don't work for Android or HTC, I just know a good thing that's not the iPhone when I see one.
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