StormtrooprDave•

It truly is indispensable.

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[deleted]•

More so than most people think.

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specialk16Nexus 5 - Stock (Xposed)•

Hi fellow Gingerbread users, is anyone else experiencing a massive battery drain from Google Maps?

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Lucrums•

No but Gingerbread did break part of adw launcher ex for me. Well Cyanogen did anyway.

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manwithabadheartNexus 9 | Nexus 4 | 5.0 || Xperia Z3 Compact | Moto E | 4.4.4•

I'm running miui gb on my Desire. The other day I left Google Navigation running for half an hour by accident in my pocket - battery was down to 35% D:

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asenz•

Nexus S had to uninstall GM update to get battery usage in order.

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specialk16Nexus 5 - Stock (Xposed)•

I had to freeze the app with TiBu. I rarely use maps anyways. There was another update yesterday or so. I'll try that one again, maybe it fixed the issue.

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Lucrums•

No but Gingerbread did break part of adw launcher ex for me. Well Cyanogen did anyway.

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[deleted]•

I think it's definitely the best app out there, when all the features and snazzy look of it are considered. They really outdid themselves with that app.

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[deleted]•

Doesn't google maps come preinstalled with every handset?

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[deleted]•

Depends; some phones come with Nuvi or Bing Maps.

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[deleted]•

Even more than GMail - impressive.

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pumbor•

Google Maps for Android is so much cooler than the browser version...will there ever be a chrome app or desktop version that is as awesome?

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KerooSetaGalaxy S II•

That's probably because it fully reinstalls itself every time it updates. At least it does on my phone. It's kind of annoying, actually.

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rsynnott•

I'd assume they're counting 'installed' or 'not-installed' on a per-user basis; once a user installs something, it should be counted once, and only once, forever. Rather dishonest if not.

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KerooSetaGalaxy S II•

Yeah, I'd agree about it being dishonest. IIRC, Microsoft did something similar with IE user stats.

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