Garmin nüvi 1350/1350T 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator with Traffic

A: Are you asking about directions generated from the map sets? The answer is either "enter a new destination", "change your routing preferences, so it honors your selction of uturns, avoidances, and transportation mode like foot vs. commmercial", "get an updated mapsource from Garmin" (approx cost $75 USD)" if you're looking for updated map data, or "upload a new route".

Without more details in the question, it's really difficult to be authoritative in the answer.

Will Google Make Garmin Walk the Plank? Motley Fool

While Google is pressuring Garmin and TomTom in urban and suburban navigations, Garmin has a branch that serves outdoor enthusiasts. If Garmin can adapt and strengthen that portion of its business, it can remain viable selling a high quality niche product to people who will pay to get what they need.

For example, does Google show me trails in the Ansel Adams Wilderness? Stanislaus National Forest? The Rubies in Nevada? Can Google guide me from checkpoint to checkpoint in Death Valley? With near pinpoint accuracy using GPS? Until GOogle can do that, Garmin still has a special place in the minds of many who venture to a place where few would venture.

Another example is does Google come on any device that lets me talk to my team traveling along the next ridge about 1 mile away? A trail distance of possibly 2 miles with elevation difference of 2000-ft? Can Google pinpoint all my teams as we travel along our paths so we know where each other is all the time? Until GOogle can do that in a place where there is no cell signals, Garmin devices will continue to hold my mindshare.

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