May
25
2011

Mobile Navigator iPhone Review

Visit us at TapCritic.com TapCritic review of the app Mobile Navigator. This is a demo for the iPhone.

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  • neoarcadezr

    @magodeoz187 navigon is better tomtom is just pretty

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • neoarcadezr

    navigon is gps god

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • magodeoz187

    which one is better?? mobile navigator or tomtom??

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • follypolyhymniahcp

    USAiTunesGiftCards . COM Says it all !

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • 123Conker123

    with the GMap you need your 3G to show the map but with this the map its already loaded and the GPS just track the map no data need it

    What about “Mobile Navigator” vs “TOMTOM”???

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • jarrettdbaker

    How can you accurately review a gps app in your basement instead of in your car and then by driving the route? This was not very helpful.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • 2MakeTheDifference

    Choose life, choose JESUS.

    : )

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • jvdthwip

    This is so smart and well developed… wow.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • biglan25

    How about doing a comparison review on all the GPS apps you’ve reviewed to show which is the best in your opinion

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • worldcitizen999

    I bought this yesterday, Very happy with it. Really developed with the iPhone in mind. A lot of thought gone into this. Very impressed.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • johnw111468

    how does it know how fast your going? thats insane technology.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • tikishark1

    I broke down and purchased this application the other day, and I’m really glad I did. Very polished and useful app. We took a drive into Seattle and the lane assist function was great. Some things that I’m hoping for in future updates: text-to-speech for street names, more details for physical landmarks (lakes, etc.), an easier way to look up POI’s, and traffic integration. However, you can’t go wrong with this app.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • iPhone3GSHelping

    yes, try playing the sims 3! oh geez, I have a 3Gs and i went from 100-35% in like 15 mins of playing! Apple should have fixed that with the 3Gs, I had a 3G and I haven’t noticed a longer battery life.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • ChowZeb

    technology costs to much…

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • wess24m

    ive used most of the nav apps for the iphone and this i the best one hands down, the tomtom app is the worst Slow and not accurate gmaps was ok but not as good as this copilot is a pain To use just because the input keyboard how do u not have a qwerty keyboard for text entry? i just hope when tomtom puts out there external gps that this program will work with it

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • rachid116460

    Thats a great app and all, but in the 10 mins that this video played it killed ur battery 5% that strikes me as shitty since if i am trying to get somewhere its prbly not in my area meaning its prbly going to be 20 to 30 mins away, therefore thats 10 15% of your battery raped. I am not sayin that its the app’s fault just saying its a general issue that i am having with my 3gs and i really hope apple can fix it.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • geekjustin

    I gave up counting all of the embolalia. Kind of, uhm, distracting.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • awrenn

    I have and use the Euro version, I love the lane assistance feature when on the autobahn. (A 3d representation of your exit)

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • VitosGramp

    Nice App. I plunked down my $69 and bought it. Took it for a ride and was very well impressed. It is better that the dedicated Magellan Nice review.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • VitosGramp

    So you do not have an iPhone charger in your car? How do you hook up your gps navigator now, how is it powered?

    This is a dammed good application if properly used (e.g. connected to a power source). Look for $69 bucks they just could not include the nano-nuclear power plant.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • Darubottle

    10 Min demo - without 3G enabled - battery went from 77% to 72% - this is such an impractical device - you always need to be connected to a power source to do even the basic things - using a power draining GPS application makes the iPhone even more impractical.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • dsgh55978

    To use this app.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • TapCritic

    Yes it has. But ALL other GPS Apps have disabled this feature within their App. NAVIGON was the first GPS App to not only incorporate playing music from your library, but to use the double tap as well. That’s why we thought it was important to show that in the review.

    ~TapCritic

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • skaterblo

    Your voice is brilliant, You should do commercials.

    Comment | May 25, 2011
  • SeenD

    It works perfectly with my 3G.

    Comment | May 25, 2011

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