It may seem somewhat paranoid, but if you need a shortcut for 'Home' on any GPS, set it to a nearby landmark, not your house.

@DigitalHero:

@Xelioth: I agree that complexity isn't the issue. New Super Mario Wii also demonstrates that, as does the popularity of Live Arcade, WiiWare, etc.

This comment seems to miss the point of a 'remake.'

@hewhoroams: the application does use the phone's integrated GPS. When the say it uses the cellular connection they mean it downloads the maps and your route dynamically as you drive over the phone's data connection. Your actual positoin and speed come from the integrated GPS.

@the_amazing_doug:

@the_amazing_doug: I don't think AT&T will adopt an argument of "who cares about 3G, Edge is just good enough."

@n00bZILLA:

Isn't this how Office use to work? It was called MDI windows but they were controlled by the 'Window' menu. I remember having a document toolbar as well that worked like tabs.

Yes, cutscenes are what drove me to complete that next mission in X-Wing, or Wing Commander. Or to find that bloody lamp shade that combined with the hair comb, tooth paste, and stale toast to create a key that opened the next door in

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