BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, April 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) iGO primo app for iPhone is now available as a free software upgrade to all iGO My way users in iTunes on App Store. The new app works on a completely made-over engine for an even more stable and faster application, and delivers over 100 new features and enhancements to the user.
Thanks to the clean user interface (UI), iGO primo app is easy to learn even for first-time navigation users. In addition to the simple and intuitive UI, the app provides numerous new features for a more advanced navigation experience:
- Google local search
- Advanced Text-to-Speech (TTS Pro)
- Green routing for lower CO2 emissions
- Real junction views in 3D
- 3D Digital terrain
- Driver Alerts replicating road signs
- Historical Speed data for faster routes
Optional features and data packages such as 3D city models, Live Traffic service, Premium POIs and Premium voices can be added by the user through in-app purchase.
Our flagship navigation software, iGO primo, already powers millions of Personal Navigation Devices and automotive units worldwide. By popular demand we are now bringing the performance, speed and stability of this product to the iPhone and are confident that our success with this next-generation navigation product will continue in iTunes, says Peter Balogh, interim CEO at NNG LLC.
While the iGO primo app Europe edition is already available for download in iTunes, 24 more editions covering over 70 countries worldwide are expected to follow shortly. In anticipation of the remaining editions navigation fans can currently take part in a game on http://www.twitter.com/nngglobal to win free editions of the new iGO primo app. Another game will start shortly on http://www.facebook.com/igomyway.
For the complete list of new features and enhancements in the application, visit http://www.igomyway.com/iphone. To purchase iGO primo app go to http://itunes.apple.com.
iGO primo app supports iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 devices.
iGO primo is registered in Europe, USA, Japan, China and Korea.
Apple and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc.
iGO primo Navigation Application Now Available in iTunes
The new iGO primo app for iPhone runs on a completely reworked software engine, offering numerous new features and improvements. The first region, iGO primo app Europe edition, is now live on App Store.
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[Press-News.org] iGO primo Navigation Application Now Available in iTunesThe new iGO primo app for iPhone runs on a completely reworked software engine, offering numerous new features and improvements. The first region, iGO primo app Europe edition, is now live on App Store.