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CoPilot GPS is free on iOS and Android

Ben Kersey, May 10th 2012 Discuss [0]

It’s hard to argue with free, especially when it comes to Google’s Navigation app for Android. The built in maps functionality will just about get the job done on iOS too, but CoPilot is throwing the gauntlet down with its latest news. CoPilot GPS will be made available for free on both iOS and Android, competing directly against Google, and sending a warning shot in TomTom’s general direction. Read The Full Story

TomTom launches updated iPhone/iPad app at CES

Shane McGlaun, Jan 11th 2012 Discuss [2]

TomTom has announced that it has updated the navigation app for the iPhone and iPad with some cool new social features. If you get lots of event invites or check-ins from your friends that you want to go to the app can now grab data from those invites and check-ins. That means you can navigate from where you are directly to where they are. Read The Full Story

TomTom Places app for iPhone now available in five countries

Shane McGlaun, Sep 22nd 2011 Discuss [0]

TomTom has announced that its app called TomTom Places for the iPhone is now available in five different countries. The app is now available in Germany, Belgium, Portugal, and Denmark in addition to the Netherlands where it first launched. The app was downloaded 75,000 times in the first few weeks after the launch in the Netherlands. Read The Full Story

TomTom HD Traffic service lands for iPhone app

Shane McGlaun, Jun 28th 2011 Discuss [3]

The TomTom app has been around for the iPhone for a while now offering navigation to wherever it is you need to go. TomTom has announced that its HD Traffic Service is now available on the TomTom App for iPhone. The HD traffic upgrade allows the app to route the driver around heavy traffic and more. The update for HD Traffic is available in version 1.8 of the iPhone app. Read The Full Story

iCar Black Box is perfect for the accident prone

Shane McGlaun, Jan 18th 2011 Discuss [0]

If you are the sort that tends to get in lots of accidents or fears that someone will pull in front of you and cause an accident that you will get blamed for, we have your solution. A new app for the iPhone called iCar Black Box has debuted that turns the iPhone into a black box and can record any accident you might get into. Read The Full Story

Apple iTunes Rewind 2010 highlights hot trends in iOS apps

Chris Davies, Dec 10th 2010 Discuss [1]

Apple has released its iTunes Rewind 2010 summary of the "hot trends" of 2010, together with the best selling apps for its various iOS platforms. A new addition to the round-up is the iPad, freshly launched to the market in 2010. Among the highlights are Angry Birds, which clinched the top position in iPhone/iPod touch paid apps, while the official Facebook app grabbed first place among the free apps category for the smaller-screen devices. Read The Full Story

The Daily Slash: October 20th 2010

Chris Burns, Oct 20th 2010 Discuss [1]

Welcome to one giant jungle cat of a Daily Slash, so wild and crazy I keep calling it the daily Slasher in my head. Two giant bits of news hit at once: the Back to the Mac event and the release of Windows Phone 7 handsets (hint: we've got three of em to look at!) Plus a whole torrent of other wonderful and fabulous bits of news that'd otherwise be big but was sort of CRUSHED by those two big guns. Shall we? Let's begin! Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review – Week 41 2010

Shane McGlaun, Oct 17th 2010 Discuss [2]

This was a big week for mobile phone fans with the unveiling and leaks of hoards of Windows Phone 7 handsets. Among those handsets was the HTC HD7 also known as the Schubert. The specs of the handset leaked Monday. T-Mobile's pricing for the Samsung Galaxy Tab in the US also leaked early in the week. The device will be $399 with a new contract after a $50 MIR or $649 sans contract. Read The Full Story

TomTom and Sony’s XNV-770BT, XNV-660BT Xplod In-Dash A/V Units Announced

Evan Selleck, Sep 30th 2010 Discuss [0]

There was talk, back at this year's IFA, that Sony and TomTom had come to some sort of agreement, which would ultimately see the combination of the fan-favorite TomTom navigational unit, and Sony's Xplod series of in-dash A/V units. And sure enough, it's finally come to fruition. TomTom and Sony have officially announced the upcoming availability of two different units, packing capacitive touchscreens and plenty of other features. Read The Full Story

TomTom offers free iPhone 4 adapter for car kit

Shane McGlaun, Sep 9th 2010 Discuss [0]

Back in October of 2009 TomTom launched the car kit for the iPhone to go along with its GPS app. The car kit allowed the user to mount the iPhone to the windshield like a normal GPS unit, offered a better GPS signal, and keeps the iPhone powered up while GPS was being used. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review – Week 17 2010

Shane McGlaun, May 9th 2010 Discuss [0]

Another week come and gone, check out the latest Week in Review! Early this week we learned that there was an antitrust inquiry brewing with Apple at the center. The inquiry has to do with the iPhone OS 4.0 SDK and Adobe is said to be behind it. Read The Full Story

Google Maps Navigation headed to iPhone & other platforms

Chris Davies, Apr 23rd 2010 Discuss [0]

The launch of Google Maps Navigation on UK Android 1.6 and 2.x handsets this week could be just the beginning of the software's spread, according to the company's spokespersons. They confirmed that Google intends to push the free turn-by-turn app to other platforms, including Apple's iPhone OS, though they declined to give a definitive timescale for the launch. Hugo Barra, director of mobile products at Google, described the navigation market as having "been stagnant for a while" and in need of Google's "innovating". Read The Full Story