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yourNAV wishes you a great 2009!
December 289 replies
9 replies2008 has almost reached its end and we’re preparing for 2009, a year which will hopefully be filled again with SatNav news.
And also:
MiTAC buys Magellan SatNav division
December 191 reply
1 replyTomTom: Map Share milestone and prize
December 196 replies
6 repliesTomTom releases online route planner
December 1822 replies
22 repliesReviews
TomTomHardware
GO 740 and GO 940 LIVE reviewed
November 1013 replies
13 repliesThe new TomTom GO 740 and GO 940 LIVE are now available, and yourNAV will be the first to tell you if it’s worth your money.
And also:ZunZun: kill glare on your SatNav
September 14 replies
4 repliesSpecials
TomTomSoftware
TomTom gives NavCore 8 a rework
September 517 replies
17 repliesTomTom has freshened up its navigational software. The new NavCore 8.2 which is shipped with the GO x40 has a completely new look.
And also:First look at Mio Moov 200, 330 and 370
April 82 replies
2 repliesArchiveCeBIT 2008 (sub-group)
Total in database: 9 posts
Total this month: 9 sub-group cebit 2008
March, 2008
PNDNewsGeneralCeBIT 20081 replies
CeBIT’s new style brings a terrific year
Mar 10The new design of electronics fair CeBIT seems to have worked for exhibitors, visitors and also for the management of the Deutsche Messe.
The new design of electronics fair CeBIT seems to have worked for exhibitors, visitors and also for the management of the Deutsche Messe.
PNDNewsNavigonCeBIT 20083 replies
Navigon spoils the enthusiasts at CeBIT
Mar 7Germany's Navigon is also present at CeBIT of course. The company presents some nice, stylish new products there.
Germany's Navigon is also present at CeBIT of course. The company presents some nice, stylish new products there.
PNDNewsGarminCeBIT 20081 replies
Garmin: nüvi 205, 205W, 255 and 255W
Mar 6Garmin has premièred new versions of their entry level models at CeBIT. These new models are the nüvi 205, 205W, 255 and 255W.
Garmin has premièred new versions of their entry level models at CeBIT. These new models are the nüvi 205, 205W, 255 and 255W.
PNDNewsMioCeBIT 20081 replies
Update: Mio shows new Moov devices
Mar 4At CeBIT, Mio is currently showing their new Moov devices to the general public for the first time. There are four models: the Moov 200, 330, 360 and 370.
At CeBIT, Mio is currently showing their new Moov devices to the general public for the first time. There are four models: the Moov 200, 330, 360 and 370.
PNDNewsGarminCeBIT 20085 replies
Spotted at CeBIT: Garmin nüvi 900T
Mar 4At the Garmin booth we stumbled upon a new nüvi: the 900T, a device which includes digital TV reception.
At the Garmin booth we stumbled upon a new nüvi: the 900T, a device which includes digital TV reception.
PNDNewsNavteqCeBIT 20087 replies
Navteq brings Traffic Patterns to Europe
Mar 4In competition to TomTom’s IQ routes which were introduced yesterday, Navteq now also presents a smart solution for efficient route calculation.
In competition to TomTom’s IQ routes which were introduced yesterday, Navteq now also presents a smart solution for efficient route calculation.
PNDNewsGeneralCeBIT 20081 replies
Short news from CeBIT …
Mar 4Short news from the CeBIT fair in Hanover: ThinkNavi T7 with 7 inch touch screen; new MyGuide devices and the Falk F8 and M series.
Short news from the CeBIT fair in Hanover: ThinkNavi T7 with 7 inch touch screen; new MyGuide devices and the Falk F8 and M series.
PNDNewsTomTomCeBIT 200861 replies
TomTom CeBIT: GO x30, NC 8, HD Traffic
Mar 3TomTom has premièred a number of new products in Hanover: the new x30 series with NavCore 8 and an external HD Traffic receiver.
TomTom has premièred a number of new products in Hanover: the new x30 series with NavCore 8 and an external HD Traffic receiver.
PNDSpecialsGeneralCeBIT 20081 replies
CeBIT 2008: Hanover, 4 - 9 March
Mar 3From 4th to 9th March 2008 it's CeBIT time again! Traditionally, there's a lot of navigational news. The yourNAV team is already gearing itself up…
From 4th to 9th March 2008 it's CeBIT time again! Traditionally, there's a lot of navigational news. The yourNAV team is already gearing itself up…