Fresh from the ongoing Macworld Expo, leading mobile phone on-board navigation kit provider, Navigon just launched their new design-focused car kit for the iPhone. The new Navigon car kit is an iPhone mounting device, designer suction pad holder and an Apple-certified connection cord and car charger rolled into one device kit that will ensure the more »

NAVIGON announced the release of version 1.4.0 to it’s popular series of iPhone applications which include navigation for the Persian Gulf region. The introduction follows apps for Europe, US, Russia, Turkey, Australia, Brazil, and Southern Africa. MobileNavigator Gulf+Jordan is available in the app stores of the respective countries for $99.99. The Gulf+Jordan application provides digital more »

NAVIGON announced it is bringing its popular GPS navigation app to both the Android and Windows Mobile OS. One of the things we loved about NAVIGON (who pulled it stand alone GPS navigation devices off the US market this past year) is its use of actual exit sign text to guide drivers. Soon Android and more »

Get caught up in a hurry with InterrupTech. You won’t find endless chatter here. We’ve got a timer to move things along. This Week:

• Apple has two tablets?
• Windows Mobile to have two version?
• Navigation apps everywhere
• More navigation
• The Garmin Nuviphone is coming. No, really.
• Sony revamps the PS3.
• RIM is the fastest growing firm according to Fortune.

Navigon’s MobileNavigator app for the iPhone has been out for a while now, however, today marks the first time it will be updated. Navigon just received confirmation from Apple that their update will be available in the app store and all pre-existing customers can download it for free. While it isn’t a groundbreaking update, it more »

When Apple showed off it’s iPhone 3.0 software at WWDC, one of the more interesting presentations came from TomTom with their GPS app. It was finally a an iPhone app that actually replaced another expensive gadget. The TomTom app has yet to debut, and so far the GPS apps we have seen require a monthly more »

After the iPhone 3.0 software was made available, GPS companies such as TomTom and Navigon announced their navigation plans for the iPhone. Back in early June, Navigon had officially announced their plans for a GPS app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Recently, it has been announced that the MobilNavigator LITE app by Navigon has hit the app store for all users to download for free. Since it is the LITE version of the app, it will lack some notable features, such as active route guidance.

Wow, I’m actually pretty surprised Navigon announced a new app for the iPhone today. I thought TomTom would be the only major GPS company that would create an app for the iPhone’s new 3.0 software. Navigon officially announced today about a new app, called MobileNavigator, that will make its way to the app store later more »

You may have heard that Navigon, a GPS maker, is pulling out of the North American market. That’s quite the shame because their products were pretty good. Plenty of Navigon units (including some low priced ones) had traffic updates for life. But what happens now that Navigon has quit this market? No problem. You’re still more »

The economy has just claimed another company. No, it’s not an automobile company, but it is a GPS one. In North America, GPSs have recently become all the rage, leading many companies to design innovative devices performing many useful functions. Just from what I’ve read and heard, Navigon has created some good GPSs in the past, and they are well known for free lifetime updates. However, the economy has forced them to restructure their company, and they have decided to pull out of North America.