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DennisN
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Maybe you've got a twitch? How old are you? 
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DennisN
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Lisssen verrrry carrrrefully, I vill say ziss only sssrrrreee times.
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peterjhill
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| Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:20 pm Post subject: |
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I'll try another browser
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DennisN
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How many browsers? this is simply what you deserve for trying to use that New Technology!
I've deleted the two previous threeplications and will do the same for the latest one later.
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peterjhill
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Maybe so 
This is with Chrome for Android
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DennisN
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Well, somebody has already deleted another few earlier plications, but this seems to only be a oneplication. Must have been something fishy with that other browser.
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peterjhill
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It's a great browser for normal desktop replication, but clearly not good in forums 
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majorimpact
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| Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2012 9:31 am Post subject: camera alert stand alone satnav. |
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Hi,
this may be a stupid question but is there any reason why your app cannot be converted to a satnav in itself?
I have recently used an app called 'M8' which is free and wiil initially download the route you wish to take. Any long deviations incur a small data download this app also has a speed camera database installed although probably not as up to date as camera alert.
It would seem to make sense to allow your app to plan routes as well as warning of impending camera locations. M8 updates itself on a regular basus. I assume for camera updates.
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wibbly
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| wibbly wrote: | | Where do you disable the buttons and new 'ding' to confirm the presence of a camera (active mobile camera buttons)? I don't seem to be able to find it in the options and your release note says "when enabled". I am using the version updated from the Google Play Store. |
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M8TJT
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| wibbly wrote: | | wibbly wrote: | | Where do you disable the buttons and new 'ding' to confirm the presence of a camera (active mobile camera buttons)? I don't seem to be able to find it in the options and your release note says "when enabled". I am using the version updated from the Google Play Store. |
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How many more echoes are we going to have around here ?have around here have around here.
Lutz answered your previous post and to cut a long story short. You can't. |
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wibbly
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| Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2012 10:56 am Post subject: |
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| M8TJT wrote: | | wibbly wrote: | | wibbly wrote: | | Where do you disable the buttons and new 'ding' to confirm the presence of a camera (active mobile camera buttons)? I don't seem to be able to find it in the options and your release note says "when enabled". I am using the version updated from the Google Play Store. |
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How many more echoes are we going to have around here ?have around here have around here.
Lutz answered your previous post and to cut a long story short. You can't. |
Quite right he did, sorry. Checked before I posted, but obviously missed it. Will have my morning coffee first next time :-) |
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wibbly
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If, however, you are running CamerAlert in the foreground, the buttons will show (once you are close enough to the mobile to actually see it), and they will work. There is no option to disable this function. |
Thanks for the update. I listen to music in background so it would be would be great at some point if there was an option to avoid the ping. |
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Darren
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| Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2012 11:58 am Post subject: Re: camera alert stand alone satnav. |
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| majorimpact wrote: | | this may be a stupid question but is there any reason why your app cannot be converted to a satnav in itself? |
Not a stupid question. But a navigation app is a very different beast altogether. We use the maps provided to us in Android and iOS and they don't currently permit navigation, only the display of maps.
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peterjhill
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I would also think most regular SatNav users would want to use an App that stores the maps on the device.
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wibbly
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| peterjhill wrote: | | I would also think most regular SatNav users would want to use an App that stores the maps on the device. |
For one, I only use Google Maps & Navigation now (on a phone) and with CamerAlert. Works fine and being on an 'unlimited' data plan I even use satellite image mode when navigating sometimes - it's quite cool.
If I go out of 3G coverage, it seems fine (albeit without maps detail) so long as I don't go the wrong way requiring a re-route. But being in the south coverage is good for me. Benefits outweigh the disadvantages for me. I use it regularly but maybe I'm not in the 'most regular users' demographic ;-) |
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