Pocket Earth Maps Reviews
5/5 rating based on 40 reviews. Read all reviews for Pocket Earth Maps for iPhone.
Pocket Earth Maps is free iOS app published by GeoMagik LLC
Bob
b17mechanic
This is a "demo" version,... only good for Dublin, Ireland. If you want anything else you have to buy the full version. Doesn't tell ya that in the ad or how much it is.
Very limited demo
Seatac33
Only shows Ireland, so I don't know if this will fulfill my needs or not. Am NOT willing to pay three dollars to find out it is not what I need after all. It does zoom in very closely to a chosen city in Ireland, though, but that is not what I am wanting. I wish to have a quality atlas that shows all the countries on each continent, and also zooms into each city.
Great maps
AKChas
The maps are very easy to use. A simple spreading apart of two fingers and more detailed maps quickly appear. I've searched through other apps and really enjoy using this one.
Can't really be used offline
Cal L. Kent
I thought this would be the solution for getting around while out of the country without paying foreign data rates. It's not. You can't do something as basic as get a route to a landmark without being online. I was left clumsily trying to drive while repeatedly looking down at my screen to see where on the map I am since I couldn't plan a route or get turn by turn directions without being online even though the full map had been downloaded to my phone. I don't see the point of this if it can't give you directions without being online.
Fantastic app
Baaapu
I am an airline pilot and use it for illustrations quite frequently, worldwide.
Won't route without internet connection
DSL diva
It won't work without internet connection or wifi.its not really an offline map
One of my favorite Apps
Drbobgold
Before leaving for a Danube River cruise, I downloaded all of the maps for the Eastern European countries, as well as several for the USA. They didn't take up much space, but were incredible, both while walking and driving. I was amazed to find out how much additional information was available everywhere with Wikipedia references that were quite extensive and that went far beyond what our local guides had given us, even in remote locations that I had never even previously heard of. While walking I was able to put in a street or address, and find my way to the location while offline. This worked well, but of course the one much to be desired improvement would be the ability to get turn by turn directions while offline, as the destination is drawn as a straight line from location to destination. However it is constantly upgraded as you move in the direction of your destination, so that it does take you there. We are a traveling family, and I have urged everyone to make the purchase. It is probably the best few bucks I have ever spent.