I can't believe I missed this but about a week ago, the Tap Critic released a news/update video on youtube about G-Map, regarding the "misunderstanding" of what what features were expected for 3.0 and what actually came out.
Some quick thoughts after seeing video:
-They're "promising" landscape and all the other features seen in the previous Tap Critic video.
-I didn't realize Sean was the developer of G-Map. Heh. Thought he was a PR Rep.
-Contacts integration looks like a go. For the record, Sygic, AT&T Navigator/Telenav and now G-Map will all be including contacts integration in future updates.
-Still no mention of ipod integration.
Here's a link:
YouTube - G-Map Update and Progress Report
In its present form, I actually think G-Map is a decent application. It's good, fairly reliable and it has the best voice quality of all the GPS apps, IMO. If X-Roads finally delivers on their promise, G-Map might be the one app that TomTom really needs to worry about.
Some quick thoughts after seeing video:
-They're "promising" landscape and all the other features seen in the previous Tap Critic video.
-I didn't realize Sean was the developer of G-Map. Heh. Thought he was a PR Rep.
-Contacts integration looks like a go. For the record, Sygic, AT&T Navigator/Telenav and now G-Map will all be including contacts integration in future updates.
-Still no mention of ipod integration.
Here's a link:
YouTube - G-Map Update and Progress Report
In its present form, I actually think G-Map is a decent application. It's good, fairly reliable and it has the best voice quality of all the GPS apps, IMO. If X-Roads finally delivers on their promise, G-Map might be the one app that TomTom really needs to worry about.
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