Full FeedMapmyIndia announces new Navigator, available in a few GPS’
If you live in India, you may have heard of the popular map supplier company, MapmyIndia. What this company does is they supply maps of India available for certain GPS units. The Navigator is available in either the Delphi Nav 200 and the AMAX 06GP5A. The MapmyIndia Navigator sports a… Continue Reading »
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AT&T’s Navigator now available in 20 countries
If your AT&T smartphone has a built-in GPS chip, then you’ll be pleased to know that AT&T has extended it’s Navigator to global coverage. What this means is that AT&T Navigator Global Edition comes with voice turn-by-turn directions, or text turn-by-turn directions. Both of these come in different language settings… Continue Reading »
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Verizon brings VZ Navigator version 4 to Florida
Customers in Florida will now have access to information about traffic incidents, traffic updates and detours as Verizon Wireless has made its VZ Navigator Version 4 service available. The VZ Navigator is a location-based service (LBS) application utilizing GPS technology and real-time information feeds from government traffic monitoring groups. With… Continue Reading »
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Nokia 6210 Navigator passes through FCC
The FCC has just approved the Nokia 6210 navigator, which is the follow up to the 6110 navigator that was released not so long ago. As such, the 6210 bears much resemblance to its predecessor in terms of features and functionality, after all that’s how Nokia has always been when… Continue Reading »
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Netscape will live on, for one more month
Netscape first announced that they were ending support for the Netscape browser as of February 1, 2008. With that date almost upon us, it has been given a slight reprieve, the browser will live on for one more month. The official support will now remain until March 1, 2008 and… Continue Reading »
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