MapmyIndia expands navigable map to 174 cities
Bangalore: MapmyIndia, one of the providers of digital maps in India, is bringing out new addition of detailed maps to its Personal Navigation Device, MapmyIndia Navigator in version 2.0. Digital maps of even small cities will be available with this new addition.
Rakesh Verma, MD, MapmyIndia said "With detailed maps of 174 cities now available on MapmyIndia Navigator 2.0, we are reaching out to the large Indian consumer market that lives beyond the major metros."
Two hardware models of MapmyIndia Navigator are available - AMAX 06GP5A worth Rs 17,990 and Delphi NAV 200 worth Rs 20,990. The navigation software used by MapmyIndia has been developed by Horizon Navigation.
MapmyIndia Navigator is available in over 500 outlets across India, including General Motors car dealerships, car accessory outlets, consumer electronics retail chains and outlets. The new map data is available for free to existing customers.
Write a comment now!
siliconindia news bureau
Today’s top news
Most senior IT executives shift to non-IT
We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sail. Now after reaching the topmost level in MNCs, most of the senior executives in the IT industry are loosing their fo...
In India, promises are made to be broken
Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who had promised at Worldwide Developer's Conference on June 10 while unveiling 3G iPhone that it would be made available at $199(8Gb), is no more t...
EDA companies are the best paymasters
EDA companies are the best paymasters followed by Analog design firms.
Indian companies to invest $40 Bn
Indian private companies will invest $40 billion (1.73 trillion rupees) in fresh projects in 2008-09.
Tech toys rule @ the Olympic Games
Technology innovations are at its maximum best in the contemporary scenario, making every actions and processes faster and easier.
Astecs to offer Asterisk-based Telephony solutions in India
Astecs, a Bangalore based Telecom Technology and solutions company today announced that it would offer Asterisk based telephony solutions, an open source development with...
Computerised test for learner's driving licence in Delhi
To end the menace of touts, the learner's driving license test here will now be taken on computers, an official said Tuesday.
karROX signs new training centre at Cuttack
IT Training provider karROX Technologies continues India expansion with new karROX authorized learning centre at Cuttack.
ArcelorMittal to buy Brazilian mining company
ArcelorMittal, the world's leading steel company, Wednesday said it has agreed to buy the iron ore mining company London Mining Brasil for $810 million.
Dunlop plans 10 MW captive power plant at Shahgunj
City-based tyre manufacturer Dunlop India Ltd is planning a 10 MW captive power plant at its manufacturing unit at Shahgunj in West Bengal, a top company official said he...