Among other developments, NavNGo iGo 8 introduces sailing under the tunnel. This means that the inhabitants of Madrid, without going any further, may move without constantly hearing the hateful message of GPS signal loss. This system does is calculate the average speed you are driving, follow the path and depending on the route to follow, determine the current position of vehicle in case of signal loss, either because they were in a tunnel, or other common questions in everyday driving.

Another feature, if not interesting, yes curious, is the new 3D navigation mode, which lets you see a realistic image of the terrain. We do not clear whether this will be another attraction of the screen that subtract attention to the road or, conversely, will be a major help, but what is clear is that it really is nice. Now it remains to see if you may cancel it if it is not to our liking.

Finally, it should be mentioned that the policy is designed iGo updates for the user, unlike other brands of browsers, and allows for free download to all registered users, the latest version of the mapping and software Navigation. Right now is not yet available version 8 browser, but you can download version 7, called iGo my way, which includes an interesting mapping update and some software enhancements, especially related notices Voice of proximity to a POI, something that was missing in the 2006 version of iGo.

http://www.i-go.com/en/news/index.php?aid=110

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