Israel - Offline Map & GPS Navigator app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Vasilijs Nikitins
First release : 21 Mar 2014
App size: 408.69 Mb
Download the complete map of Israel for offline use with NO INTERNET CONNECTION or NO CELL NETWORK.
SAVE ROAMING FEES while abroad! SAVE TIME while checking your location! SAVE LIFE if you are lost in the wild without network!
Features:
- TRIP COMPUTER: speed, altitude, GPS coordinate, heading and tracking
- Advanced SEARCH
- PINS for favourite places
- Support portrait and landscape orientation
- Full support for iPhone (with retina display)
- Full support for iPad (with retina display)
The max zoom level for offline mode for Israel is 650ft/100pt (200m/100pt) and more detailed zoom for major cities as you can see on the second screenshot. If you need even more detailed map of some particular area you can zoom in and browse the map when online and the app will cache more detailed areas for you to use later in offline mode.
Latest reviews of Israel - Offline Map & GPS Navigator app for iPhone and iPad
Im afraid the place names etc on the maps are in-readable, even if you zoom in. Its also in-clear how you could download maps for offline use. Theres nothing in the settings. There isnt a proper navigation facility, just a zoomable map with an arrow on showing where you are, but since streets and towns are in-readable I dont see how it can be of any use. Perhaps it was designed before retina displays? A waste of money, I wish I could get my money back! Maybe I can save some others wasting theirs. Tried on IPhone 5s
Cheap and effective. Could find out where I was every minute aound all Israel. Works perfectly offline only with GPS. Can point out POIs easily and with specific signs for different location (Hospital, Hotel, Other). Some streets are indicated only with ebraic caracters (only drawback)
Piece of junk. Description is misleading as a "GPS navigator". Rather, it just shows you where you are on an offline map. It can also show were you want to go (after using the awkward search function). It does not show routes between point A and point B. Lack of documentation is atrocious. Not at all intuitive. Website for this app is also horribly lacking. In addition, the Israel maps only have the street names in Hebrew, not English. Waste of a $1.99.