Android 3.5.1.4 official feedback thread

[FasterThanYours]

HTC EVO 3D Leaving Major notices on the screen

So everyone gets these pop ups when driving, which might I add are so freaking annoying, but from time to time the pop ups with a traffic alert won't go away. Half of the alert stays over top of the Navigation Directions at the top of the screen. It's really annoying and the only way to remove it is to stop and start the program, which cause the extra nightmare of relaunching your navigation.

[FasterThanYours]

Those pop-ups are the single most annoying problem during my drive every day. PLEASE, at least have a box in the menu where we can disable!

Preach it brother!

[FasterThanYours]

I agree...I really don't care if the Dunkin Donuts is up the street from my house, I know it's there. I pass it everyday. I really could care less about finding them when out of town too. I'd like to know where Starbucks is, but then if I search for Starbucks (without the local city/state) I get hits from everywhere. How does the search function not know where I am? Really lol

[Fayster]

Not sure if this is the correct place to report, but there's a significant translation error in the Dutch version: "Forgot password" is translated as "Onthoud mij", which means "Remember me" - almost the opposite!
Thanks for a great app! Hope I can contribute a little this way!

[fraias]

Hi all,

The smartphone operating system: Android 2.3.6 official version.
The smartphone model: Nexus One.
Waze version: 3.5.1.4 (downloaded yesterday).

I am playing the audio through the smartphone speakers.
I am using waze application only. no other audio program is being executed at the same time.

I have detected a problem in my phone and it is that the indications of the waze are really low, (even if I have the audio settings as laud as possible). I can hardly hear them. I have tested it using different voices (spanish monica, spanish diego, english tom) and nothing changed.

Please, fix this issue in the next updates.

Thanks a lot and best regards.

[fraias]

Hi all,

The smartphone operating system: Android 2.3.6 official version.
The smartphone model: Nexus One.
Waze version: 3.5.1.4 (downloaded yesterday).

I am playing the audio through the smartphone speakers.
I am using waze application only. no other audio program is being executed at the same time.

I have detected a problem in my phone and it is that the indications of the waze are really low, (even if I have the audio settings as laud as possible). I can hardly hear them. I have tested it using different voices (spanish monica, spanish diego, english tom) and nothing changed.

Please, fix this issue in the next updates.

Thanks a lot and best regards.

this is a known issue related to tts which is not made by Waze

Verstuurd van mijn GT-N7000 met Tapatalk

And it can be solved somehow?
Other gps applications ("navigation") don't have this problem.
Can I configure my phone different to solve it?

[fraias]

And it can be solved somehow?
Other gps applications ("navigation") don't have this problem.
Can I configure my phone different to solve it?

I believe it will eventually be fixed later.
You could buy an original car dock from your phone's brand if it has audio out and your radio supports this.

I did the same thing

Verstuurd van mijn GT-N7000 met Tapatalk

Ok. Thanks for your help!

[Gamersea]

Nice app, what I would like is to have the voice interrupt my music or atleast lower the sound of the music so I can hear her voice better.
Second I would like to have a better lane guidence when you need to exit a road on the highway. Something more like this would be great:


Anyway, first week I use Waze, love it and allready recommend it to some other people!

[gerben]

I have a small screen, so the apps zooms out very fast. At normal freeway speeds, not a single road is visible, only landmarks, city polygons and the route line.

[gerben]

I have a small screen, so the apps zooms out very fast. At normal freeway speeds, not a single road is visible, only landmarks, city polygons and the route line.

Perlin, can you comment on this too?