Magic Earth - Free Navigation & Maps App for Android and iPhone
www.magicearth.comMagic Earth is a free maps and navigation app based on OpenStreetMap data. Enjoy 3D maps, Satellite maps, Turn-by-turn navigation, HD Traffic, Offline maps
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Wow. Major fail-and-uninstall for me: There’s a repertory movie theatre across town I visit once a month and always use Google maps for traffic and routing advice. Magic Earth couldn’t find it.
Follow-up after using Magic Earth to navigate to an intersection up in the local hills: It worked, but I didn’t like that it wasn’t indicating street names in the read-aloud directions–just “turn left, turn right”. That might be a must-have feature for me.
You can add it personally at openstreetmap.org
I’ve discovered that it IS on OSM–but I had to search for the exact string (“aero american cinematheque”).
Hadn’t considered that–you’re right! 👍