Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
I think whats even more interesting is the fact that TomTom announced they had nav software working on the iphone LAST SUMMER (2008) for testing but were unsure of how their relationship with apple would turn out. That would lead me to believe the software is complete but they are waiting on something they don't have yet that will come in 3.1.
 
tomtom release date and price

Tomtom for iphone will be released this September in the Uk. It will cost 99 GBP and that will include the in -car mount AND the application.
 
Tomtom for iphone will be released this September in the Uk. It will cost 99 GBP and that will include the in -car mount AND the application.

This would be a remarkable move. Basically this would say that they want market share, and our TBT software is worth nothing (or at least, next to nothing). Haven't they reported (or is it rumor) that the dock alone would be this price?

Software alone $10? $20? WOW. What's the name of this site again?
 
This would be a remarkable move. Basically this would say that they want market share, and our TBT software is worth nothing (or at least, next to nothing). Haven't they reported (or is it rumor) that the dock alone would be this price?

Software alone $10? $20? WOW. What's the name of this site again?

You just failed....

£99... so the software could be £70 and the accessory £29.

Makes sense to me.
 
I still have yet to see any proof besides two people saying something on a forum.

Your right there is no link to back it up it's straight from someone in at TomTom a good friend of mine who is involved with the app program:D
 
^^ I figured the dock itself would be priced sort of high. A low price point on a dock that has enhanced GPS, speaker, charger, etc. for $30 seemed quite low. I'm just wondering if they're going to include the App if you buy the accessory for $100 bucks or if they're somehow going to bundle it. We'll see though. All that we can do is speculate.
 
Good luck, I'll stay with Navigon, it's provided me with what TomTom hasn't and has therefore won against TomTom.

I bought Navigon for this years vacation, I'll get TomTom for next year's vacation, I'll keep the one I like best after trying them both.
 
Some, but I'll get fresh maps for next summer, which is nice to have anyway.

Well, if you go with navigon, you've wasted at least £50... with TomTom, then around the same.

Maps will always be updating with each app, so it really doesn't make a difference, also, Navigon are leaning towards not making you pay for maps :eek:
 
Well, if you go with navigon, you've wasted at least £50... with TomTom, then around the same.

Maps will always be updating with each app, so it really doesn't make a difference, also, Navigon are leaning towards not making you pay for maps :eek:

My guess is they'll all charge for map updates, on a yearly basis.
 
£113 = US$191. That's expensive, almost 3 times the price of Navigon.

Nevermind. Thought it was pounds.

That is indeed expensive :eek:

and rumors to be released to September? Hopefully not. Go early before Aug 15! :p
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.