Brussels Map app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: 勇 李
First release : 26 Oct 2010
App size: 103.7 Mb
Brussels Map is a professional Car, Bike, Pedestrian and Subway navigation system.This app will help you determine your location,guide you to destination,plan your subway route,find nearby businesses and restaurants when you travel or live in Brussels.It work completely offline that can save your money on data roaming cost.We spend several years to develop it. Now it is available on iPhone and iPad.
Key Features:
* Offer all cities offline street map and subway maps in this country.
* Turn by turn GPS navigation make your phone to an advanced GPS device.
* Completely offline work can make you save money on data roaming cost.
* Intelligent subway navigation system.
* Offer vector map so that you can zoom at any level.
* Offer offline route navigation.
* Using animation to show navigation route.
* The only map app offer street names using both local language and english language.
* Switchable 2D/3D map display.
* Offer cool compass function.
* Strong offline address database and a online database as a compensation.
* Smart navigation arrow can help you find directions easily.
* Support car, bike, walk, truck and horse navigation.
* Offer hotel reservation for hotels all over the world.
Latest reviews of Brussels Map app for iPhone and iPad
I have a 3G and cant get the map to work. When you zoom in it fragments and only zooms on part of the screen. Makes the map, which is the whole damn app, useless. Need a bug fix!
The app has some very good features, including searches, metro map, and zooming. However, as has been noted for some other apps, Brussels is a medieval city filled with small side streets. None of these streets are named on this map app, making it very difficult for a pedestrian to quickly find his or her location. There is also an annoying glitch. The screen icon says "Luxembourg Map" not Brussels! If I had the Luxembourg map installed this would, of course, be very confusing. All in all, I found it useful, but I think that a nice pocket map book and compass would have been more useful.