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Topic # 79147 13-Mar-2011 19:12
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Hi - I purchased a LG P500 with NDrive installed with NZ maps. It works a treat in NZ and I am going to Australia in two weeks and I notice there is an option to 'unlock' the Australian maps. Has anyone done this? Is there a charge? If so, how much?

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  Reply # 448052 13-Mar-2011 21:08
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Aus and NZ come bundled in the market?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.ndrive.androidaustralia_new_zealand&feature=search_result



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  Reply # 448121 14-Mar-2011 09:27
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On looking at info section on Maps, I see Australia map is there. A single tap of the map gives me an 'unlock' option - which is encouraging, and a double tap gives me a 'buy' option - so is a bit confusing. I haven't taken either option yet - will wait until I am in Aussie in two weeks and will try the 'unlock' option. I'll report back and let you know have I get on.

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 448142 14-Mar-2011 10:23
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I think you can factory reset your phone and unlock the oz map. but in this case you cant use the nz map.

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