11 million points of interest, Subscription provides traffic data, network searches, and gas prices, Smooth rerouting around traffic incidents, Can send addresses to device via Web
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The $299 TeleNav Shotgun is an interesting effort to provide business travelers with current traffic data, but it falls far short of being a useful driving accessory. We like the Web-based send-to-car feature and the vast POI count compared with other ...
Publicerad: 2008-11-10, Författare: Vincent , testad av: slashgear.com
Sammanfattning: Telenav just announced the Shotgun, a new Internet-connected personal GPS navigation device (PND). The Shotgun is the company’s first two-way PND taking advantage of cellular networks to provide real-time traffic alerts, Internet content such as maps ...
Route-based live traffic (with subscription). Live fuel pricing. Online trip planning. Built-in 11-million-entry POI database.
Lacks many of the features found in competing non-connected devices, such as lane preview, reality view, and multisegment routing.
While an excellent concept, TeleNavs connected Shotgun GPS device with its built-in cellular radio doesnt offer as many location-based services as it seemingly could. While additional features are on TeleNavs development road map, we recommend waiti...
