I've been using AndNav2 on my Android phone for a while now, and despite a few crashes, I've been reasonably pleased with it - it does satnav and uses the OSM data. Until recently, that is. A few days ago, I needed to find a route whilst in the field, and so fired up AndNav2, only to be presented with a dialogue box telling me it had "expired" and had therefore been disabled, and that I would need to upgrade to the latest version. So I upgraded... and promptly found the latest version didn't work at all. Since the older versions are no longer available for download, and contain this moronic "expiry" thing which would render them useless, I'm now stuck without working satnav software. The author basically doesn't seem to care about the (fairly large number) of people who are now complaining that it is completely broken, even though the fix is trivial: remove the expiry check and allow people to download the version that works.

So now I'm looking for some satnav software for my Android phone that runs on top of the OSM maps - anyone got any bright ideas?

To recap, the following things the AndNav2 developer has done are *NOT COOL*:
1. Forcing all the users to upgrade in the field when they actually need the software, rather than letting them do the upgrade in their own time when they are safely at home.
2. Posting a *completely broken* "upgrade".
3. Preventing users from downgrading again to the working version.

Every time I start using closed source software, something like this happens and reminds me why I usually don't bother.