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Question: My second GPS question. If the Note 10.1 is wifi only how does the GPS work when traveling and no wifi available?
Document: I have a Galaxy Note 10.1 and I absolutely love it. I have an iPad 2 as well. I use both but I find the Galaxy Note 10.1 far more fun to use and far more productive.Here are the differences, in my own view / opinion...iPad 2:- Start iPad, and your main screen shows a bunch of shortcuts... BORING!- iPad WiFi model DOES NOT HAVE GPS hardware!
I don't like the plastic. I hope Samsung release metal models. Apple still reign on design, I think.- Note 10.1 Battery seems to run out faster. But then again, I use Note 10.1 a lot more than my iPad 2. And I know GPS radio uses more power (again iPad WiFi model do NOT have GPS radio; bring swimming trunks).Anyways, these are just my own thoughts and opinion.
I just received this tablet 3 days ago & would like to offer my first impressions. The SGN 10.1 is my second tablet, the first being the original Kindle Fire. Sorry Amazon, I really enjoyed my Fire, but there were too many "cons" on my list to consider purchasing the new Kindle Fire HD.When researching my new tablet, I looked at all available options.
They said to return it back to sam's club, sam's club says to contact Samsung instead. The finger pointing isn't doing anything to fix the problem so my solution is to use it as a second paperweight and go buy a different brand tablet. I like Samsung and their features offered but customer service needs improvement if they plan to keep customers.Anyone have suggestions for a mid level Ipad that would function for work and personal use? I use my current note 2 10.1 for work and personal use daily.
I have had my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 for a whole week now and I haven't found anything that I cant use it for. (Except as a babysitter-no wait, there are apps for that). From work (taking meeting notes, dropbox for presentations and synching all of my emails both work and personal ) to real life ( S note meal planning, reading on every available app). The S note feature was what got me sold on this tablet.
Then, I returned the Ipad because it is incompatible with everything in my house and work. I don't want to install ITunes everywhere I want to be able to plug my tablet in to download/upload documents. I also didn't like how on ipad you can only line up the Apps in little rows. I like to put my apps around borders and group them..Second, from Costco, I bought the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and played around with it.
While that is outstanding, this is a very solid and productive tablet for the casual user to the business minded. All of the office type apps work flawlessly, wifi through my network and I can print documents, full Word, Powerpoint, Excel, etc. I use this thing all the time for my business and I don't leave the house without it. Now onto the drawing or S-pen portion. Once you get the hang of the program's available for this, it's a blast to use!!
All of my primary apps were available to me with this tablet. As of now, I'm all set up; apps are running email is set up and I'm able to connect to my job with Citgo Receiver. Video quality looks great, front speakers work very well. Wifi set up took exactly 3 seconds. I know there's more for me to discover.It took a while for me to get Citrix Receiver working. Called my IT support and of course they don't support personal tablet devices, they say.
I like to use a stylus and the Note appeared to be built around it. So with the need to replace a laptop and a desire for something with less confining an application set, the Note 10.1 seemed to be the place to go. (I think my existing Kindle Fire will still be good for quite a while, particularly when traveling. )Rather than talk about pro's and con's, I'd rather talk about my experience getting to know the Note 10.1.
I did buy it a second time because my first one was destroyed in an accident. I used the Galaxy Note 10.1 for more than a year and it worked perfectly for me. The decision to buy the same system again was always clear to me since it fulfilled my needs 100%
Answer: You can preload maps to the device over Wi-Fi for offline use. The GPS is satellite-based and not dependent on internet access; it will accurately display your position on the previously-downloaded map even when you're offline. Using the stock Google Maps app included with the Note, you will NOT be able to perform location searches (for restaurants, hotels, etc.), get specific directions, or download additional maps while offline.