How to download Google Maps data for offline use
Phil walks through downloading Google Maps data for offline use.
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Aug
08
2011
08
2011
can u dowload something like that but for your computer. like adding the whole world of google into your computer? homany gigs would that be? where can i get that ? like doing garmin into ur laptop
Thanks for the Tips, very usefull
i don’t have the “Download Map Data” thing in my SGS2’s Google Map’s Labs
@jdgomezm It’s a labs (= beta) feature, they’re just trying things out. By the time it gets released out of labs it’ll probably work with navigation.
Excellent. Keep going in This direction Google.
can you search places offline?
When is the update 2.3 coming to the mytouch 4g and Samsung galaxy tab the 7inch? Just to ask
It is totally useless, You CAN NOT NAVIGATE with a downloaded map. WHAT IS THE POINT????? NOT USEFUL FOR TRAVELING!!!!
Awesome!
thank you !!
After all this time. No more bulsshit with caching issues anns stuff. Gogole should of dne this long back
Where does it download this data (does it support app2sd?) and how big is the download of, say about 50km2 (~30mi)?
square radius? lol
I can’t instal version 5.7 on HTC Wildfire S :/ not support
My subwoofer likes that intro.
@cow960 me too, if u will find any solutions tell me pls
@GabrielKnightz yes but still cant navigate
hey i have android phone how can i navigate with google maps without internet? i have downloaded map cache like that but i still cant navigate
A step in the right direction….
it’s not there anymore; according to the title, that the features here may change break or disappear at any time
Hmm… I knew this was coming, but so soon. From the comment below he says he can’t use without Data still. I’m going to give it a try.
Why not just let us download countries… google uses maps from teleatlas so it’s possible.
It doesn’t let me navigate without a data connection…
Thanks for the info. Will prove quite useful when roaming around the NYC subway system.
It still uses data for A-GPS. It’s just not using as much data to download maps.