[Android Head-Units] kaween:
Yes I know. Should fix the issue I banged in earlier (not working running for SD). Haven't tested it yet myself though.

Still not sure what my main software should be. I've noticed a couple of pro and contra's about TT 1.3 :

Pro :

- the location fix of TT is far superior to Igo's. It's smarter and less prone to misinterpretation during driving. For example : on the route to my job, there's a crossroad where Igo will simply insist I'm already 10 meters further than my real position is, indicating I already made a left hand turn on the express route I normally take when in fact, I'm standing still before a red light and haven't even turned. TT correctly positions me where I am : in front of the red light, within a meter or so of my actual position.

This is NOT caused by the map source : both use Western Europe Q3 2014 maps, the newest I could find for both TT and Igo.

- for the life of it, I can't get Igo to do TTS voices in a USABLE manner. In TT, this is a non-brainer : you select "advanced voice" and it's done.

- As said before, TT "blabber less" compared to Igo, and (personal opinion) tells me EXACTLY when I must execute my turn or whatever. With Igo, especially since the thing doesn't lock the car position as clearly as TT does, this sometimes becomes very unclear if you have multiple turns on a very short distance from each other. I NEVER miss a turn with TT even when I only rely on the voice guidance. I regularly miss a turn with Igo because the voice guidance and the screen update aren't as tightly synced as with TT. My wife's navi system (factory installed) also uses Igo, and she complains about this too so it's not "just" on the AN21 or "just" one person having issues with this.

Cons :

- TT's "basic voice" has issues with mixing the radio sound and the voice guidance in a good manner, occasionally pushing radio/media sound in between words when outputting voice guidance. The "advanced voices" do not suffer from this issue, so I'm more or less forced to use the advanced voices.

- not sure if this happens to the same degree with Igo, but TT's voice guidance has an issue when the AN21 "gala function" (speed dependant volume control) is activated. TT's voice guidance will fade in/out dependant on the speed in a very agressive manner and much more as it's influenced more than for example the radio output, making first and last words of the guidance inaudible in some cases. No such issues with Gala "off".

Also, the difference between voice guidance volume and radio for example is a lot smaller with Gala "on" compared to Gala "off". In fact, with speed dependant volume disabled, I had to turn the navi volume down a bit to avoid a heart attack at the next voice instruction :) as it really is BOOMING.

- no free TMC. :crying:

Also tried some new version of Sygic today (14.5.1) and it was a real let-down. I've used Sygic for years and always liked it, but this new version runs like crap, locks, looses focus, crashes the complete unit .... you name it. Did a test on my phone too : same issues. Tha map itself looks great, and when it doesn't crash, it runs silky smooth, but I wasn't able to drive a single trip without a crash.

Ah well, will play a little more with it, see what happens.