Thread: Streetpilot v2.35 app release (960x540 to 1920x1080) for Android 4.2.2+

That I didn't know. My Galaxy S4 was used and Knox was already void. Besides, I edited vold.fstab manually and didn't even need the app.

thank you flagmax, work on my device Huawei h3-u10 JB. 4.2.2
1. /storage/sdcard0/Garmin/
2. /storage/sdcard1/Garmin/)

1 & 2 all worked fine after trying

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Originally Posted by ddabcd277

Hello,

Will this version work on Lenovo S860 with Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) and resolution 720 x 1280 pixels? The phone is not rooted.

You know to find the real answer to your question requires that you download the app, install and run. You don't even need the Garmin folder for this test just pick the app with the correct device memory path. If it works, you will see Language setting menu. Why I say this is because there is so many variations with our devices that no one can know the answer for sure until they try. Everything from the OS, hardware type and generation, even other Apps can potentially affect the outcome.

Final note is this app was designed with a lot of effort to NOT run on anything but the Padfone devices, A68 and A80. The fact that it was persuaded to run nicely on so many different devices is a true miracle and full credit to original h@cker (voodoo).

I don't want to start Android vs Windows battle but is there Garmin on Windows? I remember the days when Windows Mobile was top gun and I used Garmin Mobile XT on Dell Axim and loved it. In those days real GPS units where too expensive and not that good. But those days are long gone.

Today is a different world. Android brings a lot of choices for people. With new hardware must come new software. With the latest Lolypop update it seems to handle many older apps very well. Yes there are bugs but the chances of working then out and fast are better than with any other OS.

As for StreetPilot app, it is more compatible then not with the devices out there. I hope I didn't scare you away with my previous post. If you love Garmin Maps and the look of their GUI, then Streetpilot is very viable option to have. It is actually many times faster then real Garmin units. One thing it lacks is traffic. The v2.35 runs so good that I hardly even think about bringing the real GPS unit.

edit: Look likes there is Windows Phone version [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]