They work fine together on both of my devices. As my post states in the EU thread, I had to reboot the device before the apps would work correctly. After that, no problem.

I am not experiencing the problem with the data connection either. The apps work just fine for me.

 

wohoo, this is so great it now works on my Acer Iconia tab with ICS unlike the previous ones that do not show "settings" options.

I just froze google play through titanium backup and it worked offline.

Kind of... but you can only install one of them at a time.
(1) Install, say, Europe first. use it as long as you need to.
(2) to switch, re-name the folder Navigon to something like NavigonEU and unisntall Navigon.
(3) Install North America. Use it as long as you need to.
(4) If you want to switch to Europe, rename the folder to NavigonNA and unintsall Navigon.
(5) Rename NavigonEU to Navigon and install the european version from an appropriate apk file.
(6) To keep things simple, I keep apk files in respective folders.

It allows you to keep both sets of maps on your phone. The only problem is, you loose you favorites every time you switch.

installed to sd card.. used lucky patcher...
went thru the whole checking thing, and it registered, but when it comes to downloading maps, i keep getting a connection error.
weird thing is i turn off my mobile connection and turn on WI-FI, still nothing.. when i try again it keeps messing with my wifi and mobile connection turning them both on and off ...just weird cant get this to work..

Thank You for this! works great on Xoom

Cracked version (4.1.1 Europe and 4.1.1 US) both working on my SG2 (android 2.3.3) but both take one or two minutes to start when I try to open them? Is it just me?

Hmm Maybe just you, on my Evo 4G it takes apprx. 12 seconds to open from the time I click the Navigon icon, until it shows "Please wait" then "Checking for new messages" then the standard "warning" message prompt that it always shows until you press Ok.

Btw, I've used Sygic (v11.12.6 or whatever the most recent was) for a while - which was ok (nice GUI and options), but took one or two minutes for me to open - which I couldn't stand.. and the routes it chose for me (I live in US btw) were always funky, and it wasn't as accurate as others. So I removed it and got Navigon & Co-Pilot. (And Google Maps as a backup)

And Navigon is the only GPS app I've seen so far that has "Spoken street names" (i.e. Turn right on Main street... etc.) - which is something I absolutely love in a GPS system. Not to mention this is by Garmin, which seems great.

The only GPS I've owned a few years ago was a TomTom, which was good; but I've read somewhere that their company isn't updating maps or something anymore? I'm not 100% sure - (if you own a TomTom now and want to clarify for me, please do.) Only because I want to buy an actual GPS, and I'm really liking the Garmin nuvi 50LM [LM = Lifetime Map updates] for around $130 USD.

What's your favorite GPS System and why? Please, I'd like some input. I want one that has Spoken street names, is very very accurate, and free lifetime map updates. Oh, and what's your favorite GPS App daily-driver? I'm liking Navigon so far, but is there a better one I'm missing? Thanks for reading my long-ass post - kaltorak

Froze Google play isreally helpful to make it working offline.

But I have a question. When on offline, Navigon can never find the address from contact list. It works well with internet connection. Any tips to make it working full offline?

Anyone has version 4.1.2 with support for Galaxy Nexus?

Can't run it without Wi-Fi connection. Any solution?
Use internet is disabled in Navigon