Bring back Google Maps/Nav Classic (6.14.4)

[JHBThree]

I think it is very poor business practice to force users onto this awful "beta" nav when the old nav was wonderful and one of the reasons, for me personally, for going with an Android in the first place. The new navigation system is so poor that I have had to dust off my old GPS. If this does not get reversed soon Samsung will have made an IPHONE user out of me.

Uh, the data hasn't changed, and it still routes the same way. You'll find nothing better on iOS.

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[TechJunkie99]

The rest of us on the road will gladly risk getting killed just so you can get to Dairy Queen 30 seconds faster.

Please please please pull over and stop before messing with your phone - GPS, texts, emails, voicemails, whatever. Don't use your phone unless the car is stopped!

I downgraded so I could continue using navigation with zero taps, the app crashes in 7 were just a nail in the coffin. Ever heard of voice actions over bluetooth. And I don't go to dairy queen or text well driving (I won't even try voice text and would rather call) and have never been in an accident in 15 years of driving. I understand your point of safety, I go touchless in my car which is why I didn't like the new navigation and am always watching out for the other drivers around me. I even have a safe reader that reads texts and emails to me (I don't respond unless I'm parked). The problem your getting to is all of the idiots who don't go the touchless rout (or in many cases they are just bad drivers to begin with). Just the other day I had nav running, talking to my boss, noticed another driver pulling in my lane (phone against their ear) and I slowed down (no one behind me) and watched as this person cut over two lanes without any pause. I believe that is the person your trying to get to.

 

[larry322]

I guess you did't use the classic to the fullest to realize the difference..

 

[larry322]

I guess you didn't use the classic to the fullest to realize the differences.