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chromelyke
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Comment #16557282
https://code.facebook.com/posts/270314900139291/rapid-releas...
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Comment #15325681
This is the one. If you can code then focus on communication, empathy and organizing ideas. More generally, try to understand product and the process around it. Take an idea, even …
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Comment #10420472
We've been navigating on top of OSM for about 18 months now (Scout in the US, Scout/Skobbler in the EU/RoW) and it's pretty amazing how far it has come. From a navigation standpoin…
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Comment #8352355
It actually works both ways. You can filter on friends or see all that are sharing location.
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Comment #8351411
We developed this app rapidly over the last several weeks and would love some feedback from HN so we can iterate on the experience while working toward a cross platform experience.…
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Comment #8164452
Check out Skobbler for OSM nav outside the US. We acquired them earlier this year and they've been instrumental in enabling us to use OSM in Scout.
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Comment #8158713
The points that differentiate us depend on your specific application. We have robust routing/turn by turn nav, offline maps, data visualization (heat maps) plus a whole bunch of ot…
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Comment #8157688
Telenav employee here - we've been navigating exclusively on OSM since June for both iOS and Android (Scout Maps App). We also acquired Skobbler earlier in the year, which navigate…
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Comment #8140852
I have a HUD in my car - it is great for navigation events and alerts. Turn arrows, street names and lane restrictions are all displayed when navigating. When not navigating it sho…
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Comment #7768317
For those of you asking about Global options, it sounds like this will happen over time per the press release - http://www.telenav.com/about/pr/pr-20140519.html
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Comment #5208618
"WI-FI" is a bit ambiguous for a comparison like this. If your intention was to compare land lines to cellular then it should be called out as such. It would also be important to n…