Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Installed & run on Kindle Fire HD, it seems stable & accurate. As a "stand-alone" map resource, it works. However, being such, it requires downloaded maps making it something of a memory hog. Font & bookmarks are WAY TOO tiny, making it hard to use/read while on the road. Interface isn't very intuitive, especially when trying to add bookmarks. The Kindle Fire is not equipped with GPS and location sensors so this app doesn't work well as a navigation tool. I knew that from the start. For car navigation, I use my Garmin. I was looking for a stand-alone atlas and for that, this app serves well enough. Downloading maps only of areas I travel, saves on memory. It's equivalent to a paper map - that works for me. Being free, the price is right. Bottom line... It's a keeper, even if it isn't perfect.