when is this coming? hope it comes before the 69.99 price is gone...
Navigon is the TomTom killer
Awesome stuff.
Navigon sure seems to want the most features released as soon as possible.
Actually glad I bought BOTH Navigon and TomTom.
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Hi TomTom & Navigon users,
I have a 3G iPhone without the data plan (too much money). I've been told on past threads that these GPS apps will work on an iPhone without a data plan. But I'm wondering if one of them would work better than the other.
Any thoughts? (I know the TomTom has a cradle that boosts the signal, so perhaps this would help).
Thanks, malch
Does it still take 5 minutes for the app to get a GPS lock?![]()
Correct. You don't need a Data Plan since both of them have the maps on the Phone itself. Without the TomTom cradle, I would recommend you get Navigon. However, if you plan on getting the cradle then TomTom would be your best choice if you want even better signal (Although both are working great for me without it).
aaaannnnndddd still impossible to read street names
Navigon is the TomTom killer
@fasttech - I have iGO My Way and can tell you there's a difference between how each does the reality view. Navigon puts up a static image with the text for the specific sign and the arrows showing which way to go, replacing the actual navigation screen. It does not show the vehicon and stays until you've passed the point of the split.Hey all,
I am torn between getting iGO My way and Navigon. The screens I always see for Navigon for that 'Reality View' for interchanges and exits look awesome. Did they just select one that looked awesome, and most others are not so great, or do they all generally look that realistic with the city view behind it and all? All the reviews look like they simply use the images Navigon supplied.
Thanks a lot FearlessFreep! That does make a difference, and I didn't know thats what Navigon did.@fasttech - I have iGO My Way and can tell you there's a difference between how each does the reality view. Navigon puts up a static image with the text for the specific sign and the arrows showing which way to go, replacing the actual navigation screen. It does not show the vehicon and stays until you've passed the point of the split.
iGO overlays the sign info and lane markers directly on top of the actual navigation screen. The vehicon remains active along with the rest of the regular information on speed, time, etc. I can't speak as to which way is better but to me although I love the look of the Navigon, I also wanted to see my vehicle in relation to the road, etc in the live window. You may prefer Navigon's implementation, but those are the differences.