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drm	2009-11-16 , 14:28
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Originally Posted by pelago

Discussed in http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=34409

Oops, sorry.

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	christexaport	2009-11-17 , 02:10
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Originally Posted by drm

Anybody knows what’s Sygic?
http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/Sygic-...tible-2443.php

another mobile navi program popular on many platforms, including Symbian and WinMo

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titan	2009-11-19 , 13:24
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Google Navigation from Droid has been "ported" to the G1
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=582656

as soon as we have a running Dalvik port for Maemo, we could run Google Navigation+Voice, too.

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Anna	2009-11-19 , 15:29
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Originally Posted by jsbigs

Does anyone know if you can/will get (or will be able to subscribe to) traffic reports w/Sygic? As I am in my car a lot driving from client to client, this is an invaluable tool I currently use often (in Los Angeles especially) w/TomTom on my Treo 750.

Sygis is preparing traffic info service - technically it is ready, but we still negotiate with the service providers in different countries. We will definitelly inform our audiences, once it is in place, incl. all necessary info.

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Anna	2009-11-19 , 15:30
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...and including iPhone, Android, too - any questions are welcome via our web page:-) or at Twitter

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Anna	2009-11-19 , 15:34
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[QUOTE=schaggo;375365]Sygic has been bought by Teleatlas a couple years ago and Teleatlas themselves belong to TomTom.[QUOTE]
Sygic has not been bought by Tele Atlas. Sygic has provided TA with Sygic nav software, that has been distributed via TA channels branded as McGuider... that was before TA was bought by TomTom. Sygic is an independent entity...

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Anna	2009-11-19 , 15:35
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Originally Posted by schaggo

Why not get in touch with them? They seem to be quite geeky
They might even like you

Any time:-)

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romanianusa	2009-11-19 , 15:39
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Originally Posted by titan

Google Navigation from Droid has been "ported" to the G1
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=582656

as soon as we have a running Dalvik port for Maemo, we could run Google Navigation+Voice, too.

No kiddin? Can't wait to port Google Map Nav to N900.

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Anna	2009-11-19 , 15:40
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Originally Posted by schaggo

Sygic started off a couple years ago as some one-guy-project or so They were and still are quite small but their nav system covers every major player on the market. Sygic Drive runs on Windows Mobile, Android, UIQ, S60, even iPhone I believe and now Maemo.

It's not the best available, but fulfills everything a nav system has to fulfill. Optically it's drawing alot from TomTom, since it started off as a TomTom clone Sygic has been bought by Teleatlas a couple years ago and Teleatlas themselves belong to TomTom. So it now even became it's bigger cousins little fellow

No, Sygic doesnt offer any subscription based additional functionality other than a (I believe) monthly updated speed camera database. They are just too new in the business and still too small.

They are completely different to Google Maps. Sygic Drive is what TomTom or Navigon or Garmin is, an onboard offline navigation solution where you put that and that many megabytes or gigabytes of map data onto your device/memory card and that's the data the program accesses. As mentioned, optically it started off as a complete TomTom rip-off clone and still looks quite similar. It's not fully matured yet but it's cheap and cheerful, offers everything a navigation prog has to offer. And is owned by the major mapping company in the world so there will always be map updates Cant compare to Ovi Maps, don't know it yet.

Edit: Don't know Ovi maps I mean. I'm running around with some fancy robot in my pocket at the moment ;-)

Sygic has not been bought by Tele Atlas. Sygic has provided TA with Sygic nav software, that has been distributed via TA channels branded as McGuider... that was before TA was bought by TomTom. Sygic is an independent entity. We still work with Tele Atlas as our major map provider, though.