I've been using BackCountry Navigator Pro (9.95) for a while and like it a lot, too. The ArcGIS topos are pretty good and free, as are the USGS aerials, Open Streetmaps, etc. I also bought the AccuTerra topos for it. I just have to remember to download the areas I need before heading out, as my tab is WiFi only, don't want another data plan. I also use Google Maps which gives spoken turn by turn directions, even out to some remote ghost town sites and old mining camps, etc.
I installed GPS Essentials, too- still checking it out, looks good so far.
By the way, I use NoteSync to keep my notes synchronized between my pc, tablet, and google docs automatically. So, if I take the tab to the library and add or edit notes, they get automatically synced with google docs and my home computer or vice versa. It's still fairly basic, not much formatting capability, but hopefully they'll add features as time goes on.
Now, if only I could find a program to do that with waypoints between the pc, tab, and my Garmin Oregon GPS, I'd be in heaven! (I export and import across them, but sometimes I add info into the Garmin while on a hunt and other times I add things on the home pc or tablet, can get confusing.)
William in Sunny SW New Mexico
Garrett AT Gold & AT Pro, Garrett Pro-Pointers, Lesche & Fiskar's Diggers, Garmin Oregon 450 GPS, ASUS Tablet (Great Topos!)
To paraphrase Thomas Jefferson: I believe in luck, and the more I dig, the luckier I get.
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