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Perfect when I am trying to get an exact address in a neighborhood that has poor lighting. More accurate than the rest. Been using this for almost 4 years. Highly recommended.

Pretty accurate, simple UI, and great addition to my iPhone. I only wish it had a landscape view on rotation on my iPad.

It is just great I used must of time to convert documents to PDF. Very accurate. Thanks

Why is there no update for iOS 7?

The accuracy meter was at the highest green level and it had me easily 500 ft off from where I am.

Excellent app that shows exactly your position on the Google Maps, 100x better than Apple maps.

Your screenshots show Google Maps not the inadequate Apple Maps you actually use. I want my money back!!

Not only is this app great for telling you where you are, but if you turn it on in the car, you can watch the address change down below as you move from place to place. At a minimum, it responds with the name of the street you're on. Sometimes, it even picks up the address of the house or business next to you. My only wish is that the address where a bit larger and easier to read from a distance. It's not turn by turn directions, mind you, but I don't need that most of the time. It's just nice to have the address feature close at hand like this. BYW, have you discovered the little blue icon in the lower right of the map window? If not, try tapping on it and see what happens. Yep, everything disappears except the map and you're in full map view tracking your little blue dot wherever you're going. I can tell I'm going to have a lot of fun with this. Thanks!

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Looked at several apps of this type, and like this app's ease of use and data format the best. However, I find that the reported lat and long are for the associated address, not the precise location. If I'm in the parking lot of a store, I want the push pin for my location to be where I am, not in the center of the store! Correction: playing with it further, it looks like the lat/long numbers given are correct for your location, but Google Maps insists on using the nearest address! Perhaps an option to include an image of the map in the email, as some of the other apps do, would be a good solution.