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redmanjp wrote:did waze always give routes based on traffic conditions or is that a recent feature- haven't used it in months
jm3 wrote:Does anybody use waze on a tablet?
i'm looking to install a tablet in the car but i'm not sure which models waze works with (gps and celular data or personal wifi with my iphone). my top picks right now are nexus 7, ipad mini+ retina, or a note 3
pete wrote:If your phone has data and can be used as a hotspot practically all android tabs will work. If you going apple you have to get a 3g one and pay even more.
redmanjp wrote:any idea how much users in trinidad use waze? i'm thinking of including this in my Project
see thread
http://www.trinituner.com/v3/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=544914&start=0
pete wrote:What about building numbers for addresses in Google maps? Went through all the drama to register my business so it shows up on google maps in the hope that the address would be searchable and still if you search the address it just shows up a pin in the middle of the street. Far away from the actual building.
Shazaden wrote:Just a note here. Google maps are always being constantly updated by people like us. Most of the edits for Trinidad and Tobago are done by people with Local Expert knowledge, therefore any and all help to improve the detail and accuracy of the map will go along way to enrich all our lives. Since Waze was earlier acquired by Google, expect to see a lot more integration of the two. Also Google have began rolling out voice guided navigation in some Caribbean countries, and expects to include Trinidad and Tobago so long as we can get the roads as up-to-date as possible. Again all help is needed. SRASC was a major contributor, hope to have you back too. Thanks
The_Honourable wrote:Shazaden wrote:Just a note here. Google maps are always being constantly updated by people like us. Most of the edits for Trinidad and Tobago are done by people with Local Expert knowledge, therefore any and all help to improve the detail and accuracy of the map will go along way to enrich all our lives. Since Waze was earlier acquired by Google, expect to see a lot more integration of the two. Also Google have began rolling out voice guided navigation in some Caribbean countries, and expects to include Trinidad and Tobago so long as we can get the roads as up-to-date as possible. Again all help is needed. SRASC was a major contributor, hope to have you back too. Thanks
I joined Mapmaker a few days ago. Included a lot of street names in the southland... areas such as Pleasantville, St Joseph Village, Cocoyea, La Romain, Woodlands and Lengua. To a lesser extent; Cross Crossing, Union, Palmiste, Debe, Penal and Princes Town.
Will continue updating.
Shazaden wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Shazaden wrote:Just a note here. Google maps are always being constantly updated by people like us. Most of the edits for Trinidad and Tobago are done by people with Local Expert knowledge, therefore any and all help to improve the detail and accuracy of the map will go along way to enrich all our lives. Since Waze was earlier acquired by Google, expect to see a lot more integration of the two. Also Google have began rolling out voice guided navigation in some Caribbean countries, and expects to include Trinidad and Tobago so long as we can get the roads as up-to-date as possible. Again all help is needed. SRASC was a major contributor, hope to have you back too. Thanks
I joined Mapmaker a few days ago. Included a lot of street names in the southland... areas such as Pleasantville, St Joseph Village, Cocoyea, La Romain, Woodlands and Lengua. To a lesser extent; Cross Crossing, Union, Palmiste, Debe, Penal and Princes Town.
Will continue updating.
Good job..thanks so much man. We gettin there! Is this KyronR?
PISSED OFF L.A. HOMEOWNERS
WAZE IS THE DEVIL!
The Waze app is destroying neighborhoods in Los Angeles ... so claim some very pissed off homeowners.
There have been several neighborhood meetings in the last few weeks around the city because some posh neighborhoods have become as congested as the freeways around rush hour.
Even if you don't live in L.A. you've probably heard about the legendary traffic jams on the 405. That freeway has caused thousands of motorists to rely on Waze to find shortcuts, and a glut of cars are ending up on the same side streets and it's become a nightmare for homeowners trying to leave.
So the neighborhood meetings are all about torpedoing the Waze App, and they think they found a waze.
Here's the plan ... since Waze is based on crowdsourcing, residents are uniting to report congestion in their area so cars are rerouted to other streets.
It's starting to catch on ... with the possible end game that motorists will go back to where they came from ... the 405.
http://m.tmz.com/#Article/2014/11/14/wa ... riving-405
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