umbertob said:FYI, if you currently use the 1791 bypass code that allows navigation on the move in your North America spec MY06, updating to the latest map data DVD will wipe out that capability. If you don't know / don't care what the 1791 bypass code is, you can order the latest disc directly from Navteq, click here. The most recent version available is 2008/2009, although the 2010 issue should be just around the corner, so you may want to wait a few more weeks before placing your order.
There are no improvements to the interface on the latest DVDs, save for a few new or redesigned navigation buttons and a couple of shortcuts that were not available on 2006s. The maps will look the same, no bird's eye view.![]()
That's odd because my UK 2006-2009 Touch Screen Sat Nav has Birds Eye view at about 45 degree angle in most zooms?Blake said:umbertob said:FYI, if you currently use the 1791 bypass code that allows navigation on the move in your North America spec MY06, updating to the latest map data DVD will wipe out that capability. If you don't know / don't care what the 1791 bypass code is, you can order the latest disc directly from Navteq, click here. The most recent version available is 2008/2009, although the 2010 issue should be just around the corner, so you may want to wait a few more weeks before placing your order.
There are no improvements to the interface on the latest DVDs, save for a few new or redesigned navigation buttons and a couple of shortcuts that were not available on 2006s. The maps will look the same, no bird's eye view.![]()
Thanks!
Without bird's eye view, I would much rather keep 1791![]()
I only posted as I think you statement needed correcting as there clearly is Birds Eye View on the DVD Touch Screen Sat Nav that all 2006 Model + cars use.There are no improvements to the interface on the latest DVDs, save for a few new or redesigned navigation buttons and a couple of shortcuts that were not available on 2006s. The maps will look the same, no bird's eye view.