I've previously been using Orange Maps, which I've found to be excellent. Very accurate, always up to date etc. and lovely simple easy to read display. Unfortuantely that's now been switched off due to Intel being tossers.
I've also used google maps satnav a couple of times but found that to be utterly crap, sending the most stupid bollocks routes ever.
So now Orange Maps is dead I've tried out a few more;
M8 is excellent IMO. It's basically telmap's offering (the company behind Orange Maps) but with all the bits you had to pay extra for, free (actual speed, speed cameras etc.). Needs data connection to keep the live satnav working or when calculating a new route, but that's fine with me because it means the map is always up to date and I have all you can eat data so no problem there. If the data connection drops out, it reverts back to a list of directions until the data connection re-appears. Basically it's never a problem though. Just hope this doesn't also die because of Intel's decision to close telmap. It's a tie in with tomtom though, so I'm thinking probably not.


Just started trying Waze too. I like the idea of the interactivity and crowd based traffic/congestion etc. reporting. It doesn't seem to have full addresses in though (streets but not house numbers) and the display isn't as good as M8. Also annoyingly the live display readouts are in km, even though in the route summary info is in miles etc. I'm hoping there's a way to get rid of km completely, but haven't found it yet. Early days for me but I think this needs a fair bit more work to be as good as M8 and deliver on its full promise.
So anyone else got any thoughts/comments on this?