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* Getting European map grids in place | |||
* Upgrading the [[world servers|Banks of Servers]], which has increased the speed of editing maps in [[Cartouche]] | |||
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* [[Serving the USA and the Rest Of The World|Banks of Servers]] | |||
* [[Turn on debug mode|How to send log files]] | * [[Turn on debug mode|How to send log files]] | ||
* [[Cartouche Changelog]] | * [[Cartouche Changelog]] | ||
* [[Source code]] | * [[Source code]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:30, 14 September 2010
Complete Guide to Waze (Under Development)
Waze is a free turn-by-turn GPS navigation application with verbal instructions, free map updates and real-time traffic updates. Social networking and gaming elements are optional features.
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Getting Started Getting Help Forum Tips and Tricks |
Languages and Countries Waze is strongly committed to supporting the different countries and languages of the world but depends on your help such as by Translate waze (client text) to your local language | |
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How You Can Help
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Problems, bugs and Limitations
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Development
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