The Unofficial Apple WeblogRead moreOne feature I really liked is a 'where am I' mode. You tap the map while en route, and select 'where am I'. It gives you latitude, longitude, altitude and the city, state, and street you are traveling on. In the lower right is another button labeled 'help nearby'. Tapping it gives you links to the closest car repair, police, health facilities, and ATMs. I think this is a terrific feature, and should be on every nav system, but as far as the iPhone goes, I've only seen it on the iGo package.
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melamorsicata.itRead moreThe software weighs less than the Sygic although it makes massive use of 3D graphics, not only for roads but also for landmarks. This means we can immediately single them out on the maps. What's more, 3D graphics are also used for position markers. Some are very original, like the tank or the flying carpet.
AppYourMacRead moreiGo is an extremely good replacement for a car GPS, it was even an improvement for me. Some may say that its going rate of $79.99 (USD) is a lot but its cheaper than most other GPS’s and iGo is one of the better ones. From its clear maps and eerily-human voices to its smooth tracking and myriads of features, iGo is the best GPS turn-by-turn in the appstore.
