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Should you be some of those individuals who had trouble in downloading Google Maps previously week then for sure you are aware of in the reasons why it turned out such a trouble downloading Maps application. The reason why was many people have been downloading this application - a lot more than 10 million individuals 2 days have downloaded Google Maps. Apple’s users are already searching for Google Maps to return since that time it turned out removed from the iPhone but happened to be substituted with Apple’s own software. Google has certainly released Maps application for iPhone rendering it fast, full featured and also to boost the comfort the best-looking mobile applications experience available today.

Why no to iOS 6 you will find to Google Map Application?

Because of being habitual towards the longevity of the Google Maps, iPhone users were not able to cope up with Apple’s Map application; iOS 6 Maps as it showed many inaccurate results and lacked some features including transportation information that have been contained in Google Maps, some maps were substantially less clear. Extreme criticism resulted in apology with the Apple CEO Tim Cook for that software within its launch. However Google Maps for iPhone includes each of the features that might be expected from your competent maps application included one which is spoken driving directions, vector based graphics that appears smooth at any size and color coded real-time traffic conditions. This application also has Google’s Street View that allows users to look at a virtual walk down the streets and becoming walking directions and options of public transit.

Navigation Turn-by-Turn even when not in Application

Spoken turn by turn directions via notification get even if you are not in the application or perhaps your screen is locked or else you are utilizing some other application. Google provides the conventional iOS “Local Notification” feature. It is a standard iOS application using standard iOS APIs. Turn-by-turn directions on iOS 6 Maps was quite fussier to work with because of unclear maps it had. The key reason why would be the not enough information which built them into less clear.

Hidden Features

Some hidden features exist like a two-finger swipe on the left brings menu up together with toggles for traffic and satellite view. A shake will take up a choice everywhere you look inside application in order to send a report to Google mentioning about some trouble with the map or with all the application itself.

Profound Interface

The iPhone version of Google maps bears a clear and visibility of more decent interface whereas Android’s Google Maps doesn't have any under three options menus available on main screen. Developers of Google Map had invest their effort and all the learning in connection with application design and satisfaction in the previous year and formed it into Maps.

Conclusive Points

Should you own an apple iphone and get it with ourselves round the car, Google Maps offers only a better experience. Consider getting your hands on Google Maps to find help while travelling different places within the New Year 2013.

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Navigon 2.0 arrives for iPhone

Navigation junkies have been pining for Navigon's latest MobileNavigator application ever since our sneak preview at CTIA, but that wait is now over -- at least for iPhone constituents. To mark its arrival, the app was re-branded as Navigon 2.0, and yes, it's a free upgrade for current users. Most notably, the software now enables individuals to selectively load maps into their iPhone on a state-by-state basis -- thereby creating extra headroom for more important uses. Additionally, Navigon fans will also discover a completely re-designed user interface along with an in-app purchase function that delivers quarterly map updates. Now through November 30th, new users may purchase Navigon 2.0 for $20 off the normal price of $49.99 for the United States or Canada, and $59.99 for all of North America. Curious to see it in action? We've included a demo video and the full PR just beyond the break. Show full PR textThe Next Generation of Onboard Navigation Apps: NAVIGON 2.0 for iPhone Lets You Download Maps by State

Map Management Capabilities Prolong Internal Phone Storage, also Includes an Option for Quarterly Map Updates and a New User Interface

Hamburg, Germany, November 17, 2011-NAVIGON GmbH, a leading provider of mobile phone onboard navigation, today launched the second generation of its award-winning iPhone navigation app, NAVIGON 2.0 for iPhone. The new version completely redefines core elements of iPhone navigation, including a new and unique map management function and an in app purchase option for quarterly map updates, both not found in any other onboard navigation app. Also included is a very simple and intuitive user interface. Existing NAVIGON for iPhone users receive the update to the new version at no cost.

"Navigation systems have become more complex over the last years. We've added over 30 new features to our app since it first launched, ranging from traffic and parking information to advanced lane guidance, and our challenge with this new version was to not just add new functionalities but take the overall user experience to the next level," said Gerhard Mayr, NAVIGON vice-president of worldwide mobile phones and new markets. "We completely rethought the way the app interface is structured and as a result, NAVIGON 2.0 is more intuitive and easier to use than ever before. We're also the first ones to solve the problem of having to save large amounts of map data on the phone to be independent of a data connection. The new version allows users to pick exactly which maps they need on their iPhone, leaving more room for other apps or photos and videos, for example."

Map Management and Update Capabilities
NAVIGON 2.0 is the first iPhone onboard navigation app that separates the app from the maps, allowing users to choose which map regions to download to their device. Users who, for example, own the USA version can pick the states they want immediately and download additional regions at a later time

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