Garmin is behind some of the best GPS solutions on the market. It has just announced a new navigation app for Android and iPhone that brings “advanced” navigation features to these smartphones. The app offers lane assist, weather information, in-map traffic display, current speed limit, and more. Garmin fans can purchase premium maps to get real-time traffic with rerouting, urban navigation, 3D terrain view, and much more without a data connection.
Garmin víago offers the best navigation technology available from Garmin, helping drivers to reduce stress and save time on the road … The comprehensive feature set goes far beyond simple turn-by-turn directions and assists drivers like no other navigation app. Premium in app purchase options allow users to fully customize their navigation experience and only choose the features they want.
explained Joern Watzke, vice president world-wide mobile business at Garmin Wuerzburg GmbH. Garmin víago is compatible with the Garmin HUD. The app costs $1.99 but in-app purchase packages range from $4.99 to $19.99, so this is not exactly a cheap GPS solution.
Speaking of new app updates, Parallels Access is now a universal application. It has always been a wonderful tool to remotely access Windows and Mac applications and files from handheld devices. It now runs well on your iPhone and iPad. Users can now change the screen resolution, wake a sleeping remote computer, register or login using a Facebook account, capture microphone input, and use the new file browse to access files remotely. Parallels Access 2.0 is now available for download on the App Store.
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