iPhone gets a real-time turn-by-turn navigation and a new Tweetie
iPhone users cannot complain of a lack of applications for their device. However, what they were missing much was a real-time turn-by-turn navigation software. The developer XROAD has decided that this situation is no longer bearable, and has presented all iPhone users with its G-Map application. It is fully touch-optimized and offers some nice features as a 3D view once you reach a highway interchange. As every other software, G-Map also has its weak sides. Here, these are the lack of voice navigation and some additional features, such as average speed, distance and time to destination, route specs and so on. It is available through App Store in two versions: U.S. East and U.S. West, each one for $19. XROAD is also planning to release a European version before the end of the month.
While driving, you’ll eventually need to stop at a traffic light, and that’s where you’ll get the opportunity to check what’s going down at Twitter, using the new Tweetie 1.3, which has now been approved for the iPhone. The application now has a dark theme, various UI tweaks, Tweetshrink, full-size profile image viewing and a number of bug fixes.
source: KickingTires and Gizmodo
While driving, you’ll eventually need to stop at a traffic light, and that’s where you’ll get the opportunity to check what’s going down at Twitter, using the new Tweetie 1.3, which has now been approved for the iPhone. The application now has a dark theme, various UI tweaks, Tweetshrink, full-size profile image viewing and a number of bug fixes.
source: KickingTires and Gizmodo
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