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If you want the richer POIs, load both Sensis and HERE with only one or the other enabled in Map Info. Any additional POIs from the unchecked map should also appear on the screen but it might be more crowded than a free Barossa wine tasting event held in a phone box.
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29th August 2014, 01:18 AM #1Garmin/GPS Systems GMod.
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I've been playing with both and from my observations the Sensis version still has more terrain and other details. For example park areas in green, pathways marked etc, also unlike Here the dual carriageway local roads are also shown as dual roads so easier to identify and get your mind around complex intersections.
I much prefer the look of Sensis to the Here version however there is some functionality in Street Pilot that is only compatible with the Here version, for example around highway mode and/or exit services that I noticed does not work with Senis.
Otherwise the general road detail & currency still seems to vary on both depending on the area.
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