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Hey do any of you guys have android phones that you connect with the USB connection? If so does it charge your phone while you're using it? If not then the battery could die pretty quickly if you are streaming Pandora... Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

 

Hooked my Galaxy S4 up today via USB to charge (phone not in use, screen locked)... it's definitely a trickle charge. After about 15 mins, phone had only gone from 4% to 8% charged.

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USB ports charge slower which is expected. The generally only put out about 500mA where a regular wall charger is normally 900mA at a minimum. I'm just glad to hear it's charging! :D

 

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Has anyone heard how we are supposed to get map updates and system updates for the infotainment system?

 

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GMNAVDISC.com is where the map updates will be purchased, most likely will be an SD card

 

"Only $199.99" for a map update if you have a 2012 truck or older... that seems reasonable :bs::puke:

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GMNAVDISC.com is where the map updates will be purchased, most likely will be an SD card

 

"Only $199.99" for a map update if you have a 2012 truck or older... that seems reasonable :bs::puke:

 

I think those were DVD based. I was curious about these since they are hard drive based. I guess I was hoping since they could be updated by using the flash drive they might offer free updates to the OS for the infotainment system at the very least...

 

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Navigation map updates are a big cash cow for every manufacturer. GM isn't going to lower their price even if you can download the update and install it yourself.

 

Haha well I'll just do what I do now with my 07 trailblazer then. Use the factory 07 disc and if I have an issue I'll check Google maps on my phone...

 

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I didn't tell you to buy that POS radio, just supplying the info that was asked

Chill out man. My disgust is with OEM price gouging, not you.

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