Navman MY670LMT Review – Navman MY670LMT can be considered as Navman’s flagship Car GPS device, as it has the most powerful processor powering it and all the premium features that you are going to need (or may need) in your journey. Compared to the EZY400LMT, for example, the MY670LMT has quite a good jump in […]
Navman EZY400LMT Review – There are many Car GPS devices offering plenty of features as new models are being announced. Navman EZY400LMT, however, comes with just the essentials of a GPS device: to take you where you want to go. With a 5″ LCD touchscreen and an easy address entry, entering your destination address has
Navman MY650LMMT Review – Navigating shouldn’t be hard and navigation system shouldn’t even distract your eyes too much from the road. A good navigation system will take you to where you need to go, but more importantly, safely and accurately. Navman MY650LMMT‘s large screen with spoken landmark guidance and safety alerts is specifically designed to
Ever had an accident on the road and your insurance company didn’t believe that it wasn’t your fault during a claim? Ever wish you have recorded what was happening during the accident? Thanks to Navman, you will now always have the evidence you need at all times. Navman MiVue Drive LM is Australian-first portable GPS
Navman SmartGPS Review – Portable GPS navigation device manufacturers are working hard to ensure that we still need to have such a device in our cars. After all, with all these awesome navigation apps in our smartphones (both free and premium), some do not find the need to get such a device any longer. Navman
Navman MY450LMT Review – The biggest complain of all times for having your own GPS navigation device (rather than using a smartphone app) is map updates. So here you are, having a nice fancy new car with a built-in GPS system on the dashboard. Or perhaps you just bought one of the best portable GPS
Navman MOVE 30 GPS System Review – Back in the old days, we would always keep a map book handy (Melway for Melbournians) in our cars. These days however, we rely so much on our in-car GPS system, portable ones like this Navman Move 30, or our smartphones. Though most of us are happy with
NAVIGON 2 for iPhone and NAVIGON 4 for Android devices are coming in a few weeks. NAVIGON is one of the most popular navigation apps for the smartphones – check Craving Tech’s NAVIGON for iPhone review among the other GPS apps. The new version includes a new interface update (a simplified user interface), map updating
NAVIGON MobileNavigator (check out Craving Tech’s review on NAVIGON MobileNavigator for iPhone) is updated to version 1.8 today. I couldn’t see the changelog on the app store yet at that time, but thankfully an official press release from NAVIGON cleared up what’s new in version 1.8. The main updates are: Reality Scanner Truck and Caravan
The first thing I dislike about Google Maps is that it doesn’t store the maps on your phone. That means while you drive, you have to constantly be connected and let Google Maps fetch the map data. If you do plenty of driving and doesn’t have a large data allowance, you may want to find
CoPilot Live 8 is the latest mobile navigation software from ALK Technologies with a turn by turn navigational system, including a built-in TTS (Text to Speech) engine. My review copy is for Windows Mobile but I was given an option to get the Android one or the iPhone’s (unfortunately I neither have an Android phone
Even though I’ve already got a GPS software on my HTC Touch Pro 2 that has a 3D mapping and Text-To-Speech feature, I haven’t heard a stand-alone GPS unit with such features yet. On this press release, I found out that Uniden just released the TRAX 5000, a GPS unit that offers next generation 3D
