TomTom has launched a new GPS device for larger vehicles, mainly trucks. This GPS provides truckers with improved route guidance, and access restrictions across Europe for larger vehicles. The Pro 7100 GPS has a 4.3 inch touchscreen
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TomTom is all set to bring its portable navigation system into the market namely EASE. EASE features a 3.5 inch display screen with some newest technologies. It offers two button EasyMenu which lets you find the route easily using this navigation system. All you need to do is enter the address of the place where you want to go, and TomTom EASE will show you the correct path to your destination and its audio instructions adds to the overall benefits of this portable GPS device.
Just a few days after it was officially submitted, its now available! TomTom’s updated sat nav app is now in version 1.2 and available from the App Store. It boasts a number of much needed updates and surprisingly, TomTom has decided to support iPod Touch and the first gen GPS-less iPhone.
For those who have been waiting / undecided whether or not to get the sat nav app for your iPhone, this update is significant in that TomTom has now caught up with the others by allowing for turn-by-turn navigation. However, this still means you will need that expensive car kit to work. The Tom Tom car kit has a built-in GPS module, integrated speaker and line out. However, it’s not vital if you have the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS.
TomTom’s iPhone sat nav application hasn’t had the best of starts. As we mentioned a few weeks ago, an update could just be around the corner. It was anticipated at that time that an update to the application would include finally everything that disappointed users have requested, ie such as advanced lane guidance.
For those who are interested, here’s an overview of the newly released TomTom GPS app running on the iPhone 3GS:
Newest to arrive the App Store is the TomTom GPS application for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS. Versions specific for countries can now be found, these include the US and Canada, UK and Ireland, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
Though pricing may be an issue for some with its App Store prices ranging from $79.99 to $139.99, it does mean that iPhone users will now have more choices when it comes to choosing the most suitable turn-by-turn GPS car navigation application. Continue reading »
