Navi2Go, GPS navigation in three dimensions

The GPS navigation system of 3DVU, Navi2Go is different because it uses aerial images of the ground next to the classic vector maps. We can see a virtual representation of the real world and the places we go, which makes much guidance.

Navi2Go with terrain elevation data can choose from calculations of the fastest route, the easiest or making it on foot. You can perform searches of addresses or points of interest such as banks, restaurants and parks. Although it is not currently available for use in Spain and only covers the USA and some European countries, but is expected to soon expand to the rest of Europe.

The Gps Navigation software is compatible with BlackBerry devices, Windows Mobile and, more recently, with the Symbian S60 3rd edition, but also seek to draw new versions for iPhone, Linux and Java. Navi2Go offers three forms of subscription, three months to one year, with prices ranging from 39 to 120 dollars. The only problem we encounter is that you need to connect to the Internet to be downloading the maps. I hope that as you grow storage capacity on the mobile launch a version that does not need coverage in order to function.

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