Satellite Navigation
Are Built-In Navigation And Infotainment Systems Already Obsolete?
I just spent a weekend driving almost 1,000 miles to compete in an even that involved all of 7.5 minutes of competitive driving--but along the way I found my new phone was capable of doing just about everything I find great in the latest generation of in-car, OEM navigation and infotainment...
Darth Vader Crosses Over To The Dark Side (AKA Garmin)
A little over a year ago, we told you about a licensing deal that brought familiar Star Wars voices like Darth Vader and Yoda to TomTom voice-navigation. Now, however, it... July 25, 2011 by Richard Read
You Have Reached Your Destination... With A Map, Not Sat Nav
If you're aged between 18 and 24 years old you could be forgiven for having never seen a road atlas. These archaic paper-based devices require you to use planning and a sense... July 14, 2011 by Antony Ingram
Pinch, Trace And Touch... The Steering Wheel Of The Future
If you love a steering wheel festooned with handy buttons, and even if you don't, this might be the steering wheel for you. Engineers at the University of Stuttgart in... June 6, 2011 by Antony Ingram
Break Free Of Traffic Jams With John Cleese & TomTom: Video
Everybody loves John Cleese, right? Beyond his work on the popular Monty Python and Fawlty Towers TV shows -- not to mention many memorable film appearances -- he's written... May 27, 2011 by Richard Read
Greater Interaction With "Sticky" Touchscreen Display Tech
Touchscreen displays have revolutionized our gadgets, both in and away from our automotive lives. Now, they're set to get even better to use. From iPhones to satellite... May 10, 2011 by Antony Ingram
Green GPS Picks Fuel-Saving, Lowest Emissions Routes
GPS navigation systems and internet-based route planners allow you to pick the quickest or shortest route to your destination. However, until now there hasn't been the option... May 9, 2011 by Antony Ingram
Homer Simpson Squeezes Into TomTom's App For iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
Given the vast number of free navigation apps available for Apple, Android, Blackberry, and Windows handsets, we've been more than a little skeptical about the future of... May 4, 2011 by Richard Read
Hyundai's New Nav System Asks: Do You Want The Shortest Route Or The Greenest?
Today's navigation systems are great at finding the shortest route between Point A and Point B. Some even integrate traffic data to identify alternate paths if the shortest... March 7, 2011 by Richard Read
Garmin Makes Road Trips Fun With Maps From RoadsideAmerica.com
Garmin, TomTom, and other aftermarket telematics systems have been fighting an uphill battle since July 2008. That's when Apple launched the App Store and smartphone users... February 4, 2011 by Richard Read
Smartphones Are Taking Over Your Car -- And The Planet
Over 3 million of today's smartphone users use telematics apps -- apps ranging from navigational services like Waze to streaming music players like the now-ubiquitous... January 20, 2011 by Richard Read
Big Brother: Navigation System Records Your Speed Data On U.S. Roads
The digital age has been the gate way to new and innovative ideas; it is an age where you can tell your home DVR to record shows from your smart phone and track your children... January 29, 2010 by Jonathan McGrew
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