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Magellan RoadMate 2010 North America iPhone application
Magellan RoadMate 2010 North America
$79.99
Current Rank:
#1007
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App Details
- Category:
- Navigation
- Release Date:
- Nov 14, 2009
- Homepage:
- http://www.MagellanGPS...
- Publisher:
- Magellan
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Magellan RoadMate navigation is available for a special introductory price of $79.99 for a limited time only!!!
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Magellan, the most trusted name in GPS, is now available for the iPhone. Transform your iPhone into an easy-to-use, voice guided turn-by-turn navigator with spoken street names. With over 25 years of industry leading experience, Magellan created the first portable vehicle navigation product and launched the Hertz NeverLost GPS system.
The Magellan RoadMate App for iPhone uses the same award-winning, easy-to-use interface as our dedicated personal navigation devices. Premium features include spoken street names and directions, highway lane guidance, 3D landmarks, in-app music control, pedestrian mode and more. Best of all, the Magellan App is a one-time purchase with no subscription or monthly fees.
Experience the Magellan RoadMate App for iPhone with its unbeatable combination of premium features, iPhone integration and ease-of-use.
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Key Features
• OneTouch Favorites Menu
The award-winning OneTouch favorites menu lets you bookmark your favorite places and searches so you can easily find them. One Touch, and you’re there!
• Spoken Street Name Guidance
Navigate confidently with spoken street names and directions at each turn so you can keep your eyes on the road.
• Highway Lane Assist
Realistic highway signs guide you into the correct lane when approaching interchanges and exits.
• 3D Landmarks
Incredible 3D images of key landmarks show you the way with stunning visual cues.
• Address Book Integration
With the touch of a button, easily navigate to any contact saved in your iPhone address book.
• In-app Music Control
Take advantage of seamless iPod integration, navigating to any destination while listening to your music.
• Find Your Car
Automatically saves your parking location so you can easily find your way back to your car.
• Pedestrian Mode
Want to find a good espresso after dinner? With pedestrian mode you can quickly find and walk to a café near your current location.
• QuickSpell Address Entry
Our highly-acclaimed QuickSpell® with SmartCity Search allows you to quickly enter addresses into the oversized keyboard. With a few touches, you narrow your location search, making destination quick, easy and error free.
• NAVTEQ Maps
Travel with confidence using NAVTEQ onboard maps. The maps are pre-loaded onto your iPhone so you can navigate worry-free. Even access your maps when your coverage fails.
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Map Coverage
• United States
• Canada
• Puerto Rico
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Languages Supported
• Application and Voice Guidance: English, French, Spanish
• Spoken Street Names (TTS): English, French
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More Information
Visit www.MagellanGPS.com/iPhone to see a complete feature list, download the user manual, view a collection of tutorials, a demo video, and more…….
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Attention iPhone 3G Owners
2D map view mode is not recommended for use on the iPhone 3G. Owners of iPhone 3G should use 3D and 3D+ map view only.
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Magellan has pushed out a rather massive and free update to iPhone Roadmate users. The entire engine and user interface have been freshened up and greatly improved (to my taste, that is). Yelp! and Google search are included, and the app has added personalization features to the display, including arrival time, distance to destination, and your speed. The update is free for current users, and the USA version of RoadMate sells for US $34.99. The North American version is $54.99. In a quick test of the app I found it functioned smoothly, and I like the addition of lane assist and Google searching. One thing to note is that Magellan defines 'lifetime' updates for maps and traffic data as "the life of the product or 3 years, whichever is reached first, or until Magellan no longer receives relevant map and traffic data." That's not that long, but it's better than no
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By Leanna Lofte, Friday, Jun 10, 2011 | Magellan RoadMate North America has received a big update that includes Yelp integration, Google local search, lifetime maps, and a new UI. Yelp API Google Local Search New User Interface Includes Lifetime Maps To celebrate the update, Magellan RoadMate North America has given us some promo codes to pass on to you, our awesome readers. For a chance to win, just leave a comment in the thread below telling us which of the new features you like best. UPDATE: Congrats to winners Jason and Bassistfrmsbwy. Enjoy! Screenshots after the break!
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Posted 12/14/2010 at 9:50am | by Matthew Tilmann As blizzards and the like bear down on the nation, sometimes traveling can get a little dicey, and it can be easy to lose where you're at. Granted, you could probably just pull over and open a map, but why not let your iPhone do that for you? We highlight two apps that are the leaders, Navigon's MobileNavigator North America, and TomTom's U.S. & Canada app. Before we get going, when it comes to GPS apps, one of the largest questions most have is, "how much is this gonna cost me?" As of the time of this writing, Navigon and TomTom are both at $59.99 USD. Let's get driving! When Navigon's app first came out, many were leery of it, because of the fact that Navigon's portable devices came to an abrupt halt in the US, so many wondered if the app would
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Navigation software company Magellan launched an updated version of its RoadMate application for the iPhone. There are few new things included in the version 1.3: Existing Magellan RoadMate app users will receive the update free of charge, while new users can grab the application from any of the links below… Magellan RoadMate North America ($59.99) [iTunes link] Magellan RoadMate Canada ($34.99) [iTunes link] Magellan RoadMate USA ($49.99) [iTunes link] Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next logical thing to do. He thinks that using a smartphone is what everyone who cares about their time should do. In addition to his interests in mobile phones, Dusan also loves to experiment with the latest web and mobile 2.0 services. The idea of accessing and managing your information
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Posted 11/19/2010 at 5:07am | by J.R. Bookwalter They may be late to the party, but Magellan has finally updated their RoadMate GPS apps for iOS 4, complete with multitasking, fast app switching, uninterrupted navigation while on phone calls and free traffic data. Magellan’s RoadMate GPS apps have been sorely lacking in usability since iOS 4 came onto the scene, but that’s all changed this week as the company made up for lost time with a fresh 1.3 update that gets the company on par with competitors such as TomTom and CoPilot Live. New to Magellan RoadMate is iOS 4 support, which means multitasking and fast application switching as well as uninterrupted navigation while on phone calls and continued voice guidance while you’re using another app. Other GPS apps on the iPhone have had this for months now, so it’s good to see that Magellan has gotten caught up. While their
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Just in time for the holidays! I was excited when Magellan announced a new iPhone GPS software product, and was eager to get it downloaded to test. I spent two days driving around (well, not the whole 2 days) and generally had a positive experience. Magellan has been around the GPS business for a long time, delivering the first GPS handheld unit back in 1989. They also pioneered the Neverlost system in Hertz rental cars. The company has a lot of experience getting travelers to their destinations on vacations, business trips, and for the holidays. They've put quite a lot in this first version for the iPhone which they call the Magellan Roadmate 2010. It sells for US $79.99 [iTunes link] for a 'limited time', then it goes back to $99.99, and it's a 1.36GB download. The app has text to speech, lane assist, iPod control, and a pedestrian mode, which
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With Magellan and TomTom getting all of the attention lately, Navigon no doubt wanted to shift your focus back to their high quality iPhone navigation app. The best way to accomplish such a task is to have a sale, and that’s exactly what they are doing. Navigon’s MobileNavigator North America will be priced at $69.99, a full $20.00 below its regular price, from now until November 30th. MobileNavigator‘s new Traffic Live feature will also be on sale for $14.99 during that time, which is $5.00 below its launch price. That puts MobileNavigator North America well below TomTom US & Canada‘s price of $99.99, and slightly below Magellan RoadMate‘s price of $79.99. If you would like to learn more about MobileNavigator North America, check out our in-depth review. We also have a review available for MobileNavigator‘s Traffic Live in-app purchase. If you plan on traveling a lot during the holidays and need
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That was fast. We just learned Magellan was going to offer a car kit for the iPhone and it has already hit the FCC. GPSTracklog.com has a detailed drawing of the new device, and it looks to be quite complete. Magellan has said the kit will be on sale before the end of the year, and even give the iPod touch full nav capabilities. The car kit is supposed to allow any iPhone GPS app to work with it, so you're not limited to the Magellan app. It works in portrait or landscape mode, and has a speaker for hearing directions and also link to your iPhone for Bluetooth based calls. The Magellan Roadmate app itself [iTunes link] has a boatload of good features, and we're anxious to get our hands on the app for a full test. Holiday travelers will have a lot of good choices for navigating to your
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Yesterday we told you about Magellan’s new turn-by-turn navigation app, RoadMate 2010 North America [App Store, $79.99], the latest in a long line of navigation apps. You might also be interested to know that they have an upcoming car kit similar to TomTom’s. Unlike theirs, both Magellan’s app and car kit will work on the iPod touch and non-GPS iPhones, being the first solution to bring turn-by-turn GPS to the non-GPS Apple handhelds. Edit: blein01 just let us know in the comments that Dual Electronics has a device that will bring GPS to the iPod touch and original iPhone by the end of November, sooner than the Magellan car kit is due to strike. Thanks, blein01! Features: If you’re interested, you can have them notify you as soon as it’s available here. Categories: News Tags: power
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I’ll admit that I have been less than impressed by recent offerings from the GPS maker Magellan. But all is forgiven. Magellan’s new RoadMate iPhone app is the easiest to use I’ve tried, and it has the sort of graphics that you usually see on a dashtop GPS. What makes it easy to use are two features, one called QuickSpell, a very good typing recognition program, and SmartCity, which reduces the number of clicks needed to program a destination. Another feature you don’t normally see on iPhone navigation is highway lane assistance. The screen shows not only the road you’re on, but the highway signs you’ll see, and indicates which lane you should be in. That helps keep you from missing exits and getting forced into turn-only lanes. RoadMate for the iPhone also shows renderings of landmark buildings in a mode called 3-D plus. In my downtown I was able to
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Magellan heeft een navigatie-applicatie voor de iPhone uitgebracht, waar we in Nederland niet zoveel aan hebben. Magellan Roadmate 2010 North America is dan ook alleen verkrijgbaar in de Amerikaanse en Canadese App Store. Maar de carkit die ze erbij uit brengen kan wel van pas komen. De carkit lijkt sterk op wat TomTom eerder heeft uitgebracht, maar heeft een verstelbare klem aan de bovenzijde, waardoor de iPod touch ook gaat passen. Magellan beweert zelfs dat de iPhone er met elk type case inpast. De carkit heeft een ingebouwde gps-ontvanger, die het signaal versterkt en de oplossing geschikt maakt voor navigatie met een iPod touch. De carkit kan ook de iPhone opladen, heeft een ingebouwde speakerphone, biedt handsfree bellen via Bluetooth en werkt ook met andere gps-navigatiesoftware. Route-aanwijzingen hoor je via de ingebouwde speaker en het apparaat is zowel in landschaps- als portretstand te gebruiken. Qua specificaties is er dus niet veel
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In this war there are two battles: the polite, traditional fight between expensive, full-featured apps like Navigon and TomTom, and the I-will-undercut-you-if-it-means-killing-my-own-mother gorefest of the cheaper apps, like MotionX and Gokivo. With RoadMate, Magellan has taken the road less bloody. Debuting at $80 (and presumably climbing to $100 later), RoadMate recreates as much of the Magellan dedicated PND experience as possible, which means the interface is a full conversion—there's very little in the way of iPhone-ness here, even down to a replacement keyboard. In addition, it falls on the conservative side of the map storage debate, holding its data locally—great for when you might be in a bad service area, but not so great if you don't want to set aside 1.3GB of space for an app. The rest of the feature list is appropriate to the price: spoken street names, simulated lane guidance, 3D landmarks, in-app music controls and address
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I guess it was inevitable. Magellan has just launched an iPhone app that looks great and will offer road warriors even more choice in a very competitive landscape. The Magellan Roadmate 2010 North America is being offered for a 'limited time' for U.S. 79.99. [iTunes link] The 1.36 GB app includes the usual features plus text-to-speech for pronouncing street names, a car finding feature for when you park, pedestrian mode, lane assist, 3D landmarks, in-app music control, address book integration and an intuitive one touch menu system. With the Magellan offering, all the big navigation companies have a cell phone product. TomTom is on the iPhone along with Navigon, and Garmin has a cell phone/ nav app hardware solution that hasn't exactly caught on fire with consumers. Then there is the 'will it or won't it appear on the iPhone' Google app. Also interesting is that Magellan has announced a Premium
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Everyone wants a killer turn-by-turn GPS navigation application for their iPhone and following the release of TomTom’s program, Magellan RoadMate 2010 North America [App Store, $79.99] appeared in the App Store over the weekend, bringing a full-featured GPS solution including text-to-speech, lane guidance, and a “OneTouch” feature for easy access to favorite destinations. The application boasts the following features: - OneTouch Favorites Menu: The OneTouch favorites menu lets you bookmark your favorite places and searches so you can easily find them. One Touch, and you’re there! - Spoken Street Name Guidance: Navigate confidently with spoken street names and directions at each turn so you can keep your eyes on the road. - Highway Lane Assist: Realistic highway signs guide you into the correct lane when approaching interchanges and exits. - 3D Landmarks: Incredible 3D images of key landmarks show you the way with stunning visual cues. - Address Book Integration: With
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Magellan, another major player in the standalone GPS device market, has decided to jump on the iPhone bandwagon with their recently released Magellan RoadMate 2010 North America. Magellan RoadMate 2010 North America hits the App Store nearly full-featured, unlike some of the other turn-by-turn GPS apps out there. It features the same interface used in Magellan’s standalone GPS devices, along with a OneTouch favorites menu, text-to-speech, lane assist, address book integration, in-app music control, QuickSpell address entry with SmartCity Search, and NAVTEQ maps. The app also contains some helpful features for when you are not in your vehicle, including the ability to save your parking location and a Pedestrian Mode. Pedestrian Mode is able to give you walking directions to your location of choice. Magellan RoadMate 2010 North America is available in the App Store for the introductory price of $79.99, although we aren’t exactly sure at this point what the
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Reviews
Traffic add-on is a deal breaker
Huertas33
Version: 1.0
Version: 1.0
Beautiful GUI...Excellent POI database...easy to use. Needs speed limit indicator. Live traffic is an extra piece of hardware. I like this app. Have bought most of them, so I'll just live without live traffic.
