Hi,
Monster GPS,
Can I have link to Papago M9 for Android.
Thanks and Best Regards

Thanks for sharing

Thanks Monster GPS. It's work on my Galaxy note. But, i think my battery is drain too fast when using it. BTW, thanks for sharing. ;)

tokancs wrote:Thanks Monster GPS. It's work on my Galaxy note. But, i think my battery is drain too fast when using it. BTW, thanks for sharing.

battery drain only occur on dual core processor, single core no problem at all.

thanks for the work.
able to run after installed into internal memory. but the navigation function is not working. it's not navigating. any idea?

wblee wrote:thanks for the work.
able to run after installed into internal memory. but the navigation function is not working. it's not navigating. any idea?

Strange! Did your phone locked into the satellite. Suggest you download GPS Test or GPSfix and run one of these program to confirm that your phone is locked onto the satellite and then try M9 again.

curiou5 wrote:Strange! Did your phone locked into the satellite. Suggest you download GPS Test or GPSfix and run one of these program to confirm that your phone is locked onto the satellite and then try M9 again.

Reinstall it to external sd card, and the problem solved. seem it work great. need to test again later. Thanks

Link dead bro..

I'm DONE... Successfuly install... Before that i was using X5 aND IT ALWAYS Force close at my Samsung Galaxy S now they seems to be more stable... HOPEFULLY will not force close when i'm navigating...

First time use and navigation works on HTC One X by using POI Search, but second time and later on, the location during navigation goes haywire (for me it show some place in Temerloh, Pahang when I'm in Kuala Lumpur!!)....flashed & tested with all types of agps from xda forum but still doesn't work.

bakaq wrote:First time use and navigation works on HTC One X by using POI Search, but second time and later on, the location during navigation goes haywire (for me it show some place in Temerloh, Pahang when I'm in Kuala Lumpur!!)....flashed & tested with all types of agps from xda forum but still doesn't work.

Hi there.. Mine seems to be ok.. But am using Galaxy S.. Mind to tell me which link u download it from...???

kickurasss wrote:Hi there.. Mine seems to be ok.. But am using Galaxy S.. Mind to tell me which link u download it from...???

Hi,

I downloaded from the alternative link appended on this thread several days ago. Not sure the link works or not now, but I saw several post above saying the link still works. Wish you luck.

adrianyujs wrote:u got pm......

You got solution bro? I'm having the same issue :'(

Hi adrian,

I've tried with the file you gave me. My input:

M9 starts ok. Selected from POI search, route calculation for navigation done fine. When my car start moving, the GPS goes haywire. Tested with both nossl and google agps fixes.
Selection from saved Locations also having same fate..

Now, I've rolled back to original settings by flashing ROM (Insertcoin 6.3.1). Will test M9 again later if works & report.

Thanks.

bakaq wrote:First time use and navigation works on HTC One X by using POI Search, but second time and later on, the location during navigation goes haywire (for me it show some place in Temerloh, Pahang when I'm in Kuala Lumpur!!)....flashed & tested with all types of agps from xda forum but still doesn't work.

I have a Sony Xperia Arc S running Android Gingerbread and have same problem showing some place in Maran, Pahang when satellites have been located. I found a solution (at least for my phone). First disable "packet data" on your phone. Then start Papago M9. After satellites have been located, navigation proceeds correctly (no more showing area in Pahang). You can re-enable "packet data" after Papago M9 is running (if you have a reason to do so). I don't know why. At least it works correctly (from Ampang to Bangi and back). No "force close" problems or program exiting by itself. Try it yourself to see if it works on your phone. Post your result for others to know. Thank you. Good luck. Remember to post.