$80 is a little steep for an app that you cannot try, may not like, and has not even been reviewed.
$80 is a little steep for an app that you cannot try, may not like, and has not even been reviewed.
[I am waiting for TomTom because I know it and because it comes with BThardware. I am trying AT&T Navigator because it is available and cheap to try. One thing that I have learned is that one must have a BT to understand what is being said.]
Good suggestion. However, in the saturated FM space in the NE, it is hard to make that solution work. I will take my transponder with me to New Orleans where I think that it is more practical.Or you could just hook it up to a regular FM transmitter (ie: Griffin iTunes Auto) - works fine for me.
RE: IGO - I haven't pulled the trigger yet either...was hoping someone else would and then post a good review!
Well, I forgot to take my transponder to New Orleans. Used Bluetooth instead. Good thing. Something was stepping all over the low FM band. The rental car came with Sirius but it was so noisy as to be useless.Good suggestion. However, in the saturated FM space in the NE, it is hard to make that solution work. I will take my transponder with me to New Orleans where I think that it is more practical.
How often will you update the maps?
Are POI part of the map dataset or will they updated more often?
Does it include traffic and routing around traffic? If so, who is the traffic data provider?
Will it run in foreground with music playing in the background? Will it overlay voice instructions during music playback?
What happens when a call comes in? Will it
a. pause music
b. allow phone conversation
c. resume music when call ends
d. resume navigation when call ends
What is on the screen during the call? Will it overlay voice instructions during calls?
Will it speak the street names?
Does it do custom routes? How about custom routes with multiple destinations?
Thanks.
Aloke