Finally, a turn-by-turn GPS navigation software for Android! Gone is the time where despite being loaded with GPS and Google maps, you still look for the most suitable GPS software on the Google phone operating system. CoPilot Live has been launched to do away with those old-fashioned sat-nav features and applications.
The first ever turn-by-turn satellite navigation applications for Android phones, it boasts of an advanced GPS navigations guidance, easier scrolling menus, those helpful maps and safety camera alerts. The satnav functions for your Androids has just jumped from basic to super special as you have lane indicators display and all other best features of all satnavs combined.
The CoPilot Live is greatly helpful with its voice-active turn-by-turn guide throughs that won’t overload your brain. It also provides real time travel infos fast and has 3D mapping, making sat-nav even more lovable! Of course, it still has the traditional but very helpful features which you find in Windows Mobile, Android and Symbian. But the big difference – to your great advantage – is the touchscreen feature controls which allows you to go through menus and find locations on maps. The digital street maps, by the way, are all kept on the phone memory so they are quick and so fast to load.
Apart from those great features, there are additional services with the CoPilot as well. Like using the phone’s network connection for real-time traffic alerts and information, five days advance weather forecats and a new location sharing service called CoPilot LiveLink. It’s just like any other satnav, except it has the best features ever, and it’s on your T-Mobile, or HTC Magic, or whatever is most suitable for your Android handset.
What’s more, there’s the online features like location sharing which can be shared to your friends and family. Never has satnavs been bringing you closer to the world while on your own!
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There is an ensuing battle between smartphones and the traditional GPS devices, and within each, the manufacturers keep trying to outdo each other in sales despite the global economic slump. While the smartphone has been considered the Swiss knife of the digital generation, the GPS remains the fastest provider of information a user needs.
For many years, portable navigation devices have been most used for its efficiency and practicality. These stand-alone devices render maps, turn-by-turn directions, real-time traffic updates, among other advanced features. Users are thankful for the GPS in their automobiles for they have rendered driving in familiar and new locations a breeze.