TeleNav offers new features for the GPS Shotgun
Wednesday, January 21st, 2009TeleNav want to increase the performance of its TeleNav Shotgun two-way recently launched, a GPS device for Internet professionals who travel a lot. With the TeleNav Shotgun, users can easily know how many miles they drive instead of making estimates, based on the counter of the car. The information on the mileage will be available on My TeleNav for two years before being deleted. This makes it easier when you want to compile your costs without losing a lot of time. In addition, the Shotgun TeleNav offers clients advice on various points of interest (POIs) such as restaurants, hotels and shopping malls, and you can put a note giving a brief description. The TeleNav Shotgun also offers access to the last card by logging on TeleNav Connected Service. Other features of TeleNav Connected Services include traffic alerts in real time, the Internet search over 11 million professionals, updated maps, pre-planning, and access to selected new features when they become available. It is now available at a price of $239 with a commitment of 2 years and with a commitment of one year, it costs $129.
Garmin has released its range of BMW GPS which seems much better than the nuvi 880 and the nuvi 760, except that they are specially designed for BMW 1 Series, BMW 3 Series and BMW X3. These models will also work with the BMW audio system, allowing you to mute the audio entertainment, so the driver can listen to the navigation. The nuvi 880 has voice recognition capabilities. Purchases in North America have the FM traffic receiver in real time of Garmin, the reports of real-time traffic of MSN, fuel prices and weather, among others.
