Petition: iGo for Maemo (=> and for the N900)
 

Nav n Go's iGo navigation system is one of the best in its category. It's got versions for WinMo, iPhone/iPod touch and Android, used on PNAs, PDAs, mobile phones and with the release of the Nokia N900 mobile computer/phone it's time to port it to this excellent platform (Maemo) too. Please sign the petition to show to the developers: there are many people interested in it and it worth to make it. If you don't know this application please visit: http://www.navngo.com/

Petition link: http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/igoformaemo

Re: Petition: iGo for Maemo (=> and for the N900)
 

why not, the more apps we have on N900, the more users it will attract and the better it will get :)

I should create a petition for Roadsync to be ported to Maemo as well lol

Re: Petition: iGo for Maemo (=> and for the N900)
 

I just sign. Navigation applications is the only thing worrys me. I'm using with my symbian device Garmin, Ovi maps, Google Maps, Sygic and NDrive. I hope to see them all ported for Maemo 5.

Re: Petition: iGo for Maemo (=> and for the N900)
 

Signed too. If Maemo 5 would have Ovi Maps 3.1 already (+ some better integration w contacts, conversations), there would be no need (or room) for anything except Google Maps.

As of now, I'm in a dire need for a good navi software and iGo would be perfect!

Re: Petition: iGo for Maemo (=> and for the N900)
 

I think that the goal is a little bit too high.

No offence, but I highly doubt that 50k people will register on that site, only to contibute to this possible outcome.


Anyway, it's always nice to gain general attraction for a commonly unknown platform like Maemo.

Re: Petition: iGo for Maemo (=> and for the N900)
 

That's true, I forget to change it from the default. After realizing it I could not decide what would be a realistic value... but 'cos you mentioned it, I've lowered it to 500. Hope thats not so high.

Re: Petition: iGo for Maemo (=> and for the N900)
 

If they use Qt to bring it to Maemo 5, it will be easily portable to future Maemo 6 and Symbian phones, so why not ?