Tom Wilkins <tom@kampucheahouse.org> wrote:> HERE<http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/droid-x-help/21106-gps-usage-without-wifi-3g.html>
> 1) Yes, but you'll need to download (and quite possibly buy) a GPS solution
> from someone else other than Google. Have a look
I haven't checked, but Open StreetMaps may have a solution for you. Failing
that, however, you may find the map data expensive to purchase (more so than
an extra few months of mobile data access).
> 2) Only very few android based telephones DON'T have removable batteries soIf memory serves, the Nexus 4 is one of the recent exceptions to the above:
> you should be fine there.
its battery is not user removable. It also lacks an SD card slot (and support
for LTE). In other respects, it's an impressive product.
> 3) Yes you can easily use an external keyboard with the device. Have a lookYou can also use a bluetooth keyboard (provided of course that the phone
> on ebay if you want a smallish keyboard.. I think you can even get them
> embedded into cases! They just then plug into the USB port on the device.
supports Bluetooth, as most of them do).
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