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On November last year, I already published a Poll: Which One Is Your Favourite Phone For Your GPS Activities with good feedback from the readers. Now, new Poll : Which One Is Your Best Smartphone GPS App. Vote Now! & Thanks again. Happy GPS & Bye!
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Navmii is the latest GPS satellite navigation software for iPod. The GPS navigation software running on Apple iPod touch using PosiMotions G-Fi mobile network/GPS router. It has all the great features that you would expect from your navigation system. I think it’s a cool software for iPod.Try it!
More details visit Navmii-iPod
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Watch the demo for new G-Map. The new application is now available at App Store. Happy GPS & Bye!
More details visit XroadGps.com
motionxgps
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With the new version for iPhone 3GS the new application are added with direction-up maps fully integrated with the embedded magnetometer. The newest features also added such as:
More details visit MotionX GPS
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It’s available for Android phones like HTC Magic, HTC G1, Samsung I7500 etc.
Now CoPilot Live is available for GPS-enabled Android phones. There’s no need for extra hardware or on-going subscriptions, just start CoPilot on your phone, enter an address and go there. CoPilot Live is packed with sophisticated features, previously only available on high-end dedicated systems.
It’s mobile navigation at its smartest. Happy GPS & Bye!
More details visit CoPilot Live
For iPhone fans out there! Everybody can try these applications. More fun with your iPhone GPS.
Graffitio
The app uses GPS technology to identify virtual walls close to your current location. You can then leave your mark on them for others to find.
Twinkle
An app that focuses more on the GPS element than Tweetie does. Like an internet chat-room circa 1995, and it has its fair share of weirdos. Good for a couple of hours, but probably best to steer clear.
GPS Tweet
A less simple-to-use Twitter app that gives you a menu, allows you to attach a photo to it, and Tweets your comment, along with a link to a Google Map with your location. A bit like sending a photo-text-message that tells people where you are. Cue lots of tourists Tweeting pictures of the Millennium wheel.
Aka-Aki
A sexier version of Twinkle that boasts a friendlier interface and a potentially less oddball community of users. Also more forward thinking – it allows you to update your Twitter feed while looking for people with similar interests nearby. You can also classify yourself with certain tags (interested in reading, watching films, the weather etc).
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