Drive view in landscape mode still too small even ...

Sorry but I downgrade my maps version to 3.06. the new drive layout is still leaving the actual maps viewing area way too small.I am using an N8 with belle FP1. The car symbol on the street/road should be re-aling to the center of the main screen and the L/H side buttons/information zone could stay bigger for ease of use but could also become semi-transparent instead of plain black to let see the remaining of the map to have a full view. At least with ver 3.06 when ''just drive'' was selected all the unnecessary informations is remove to give ''close to'' full screen view apart from the bottom menu keys.to have a close to 4 inch screen and only get a 2 1/2 view of the mas while driving is very sad.
For the maps portion now the favorites are white square with a yellow star in it, the blue square with the white star was better looking on maps 3.06 and also the rendering of the main roads where ranging from yellow to red depending of the speed zone. This also was better looking than the drab gray of the new version either on maps mode or on drive mode.
All the rest of the improvement are great in term of better ease of use while driving but defenitely some element from the previous 3.06 version should have been kepted from my point of view.

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