TomTom Drops Price for US-only GPS App
Like the TomTom GPS application, but don't like the price? Well, there's a fix for that.
TomTom has released a new version of their popular GPS application for the iPhone that drops Canadian maps and the price. The new version, which costs $49.99 hit the App Store [iTunes link] on Friday.
Of course, we're still waiting for Google Maps Navigation that's currently only available on Android-powered devices, but if you're in the market for a GPS app and don't travel outside of the U.S., then this new TomTom app might be a choice for you.
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via Gizmodo
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darkvince
February 20, 2010 at 6:16am
the best use of GPS is for security purposes!
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