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25 février 2012
16:33
NAVX lance deux applications connectées sur la Peugeot 208
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NAVX fournira les applications Carburant et Parking de Peugeot Connect Apps, nouveau service connecté lancé par Peugeot courant 2012. Ces applications indiquent aux conducteurs des nouvelles 208 les prix des carburants et à la disponibilité des parkings.

Proposée en avant-première sur 208, Peugeot Connect Apps est une nouvelle offre disponible dans 17 pays européens. Peugeot Connect Apps permet d’accéder à un univers d’applications intelligentes via l’écran tactile intégré au véhicule.

L’application Carburant de NAVX utilise les données du véhicule telles que la position GPS, pour indiquer une station-service en fonction de la distance et du prix. Les prix sont mis à jour quotidiennement par NAVX.

L’application comporte une dimension communautaire permettant aux automobilistes de saisir le prix constaté à la pompe, et offre en outre la possibilité de gérer son budget carburant mensuel.

L’application Parking de NAVX permet aux conducteurs de trouver un parking disponible à proximité et de connaître les tarifs et les services proposés. Sur certains pays, l’application affiche en temps réel la disponibilité, qui est indiquée via un code couleur.
20 janvier 2012
21:24
NAVX conteste le décret
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Depuis plusieurs mois, le Gouvernement a entamé un processus visant à rendre les avertisseurs de radars illicites. Dans le cadre d'un protocole signé avec une association représentant des fabricants d'avertisseurs de radars, le Gouvernement avait laissé entendre que seuls les produits indiquant des zones de danger seraient autorisés.

NAVX a toujours refusé de s'associer à cette démarche, considérant qu'elle n’aurait pour effet que de rendre inutilisables des avertisseurs de radars dont l’interdiction est, selon elle, dépourvue de base juridique.

Or, le 3 janvier dernier, le gouvernement a publié un décret réprimant les usagers de la route qui utilisent, détiennent ou transportent un avertisseur de radars.

NAVX ne comprend pas ce qui justifie l’entrée en vigueur d'un texte aussi répressif.

De plus, ce décret constitue une véritable rupture avec la politique antérieure qui autorisait la publication de l’emplacement des radars sur le site de la Sécurité Routière et leur diffusion sur téléphone mobile, GPS et avertisseurs car de telles informations étaient considérées comme un facteur de sécurité.

Nous considérons que ce décret enfreint le droit de chacun de communiquer des informations publiques, et qu’il atteint le droit de propriété des usagers. (Rappelons notamment que votre véhicule peut être saisi par les forces de l'ordre).

Il faut souligner également que rien ne permet d’affirmer que les produits supposés compatibles avec le protocole signé par le Gouvernement ne soient pas interdits par ce texte.

Devant ce fait sans précédent, nous avons déposé le 13 janvier dernier un recours devant le Conseil d'Etat visant à suspendre, puis annuler le décret.

La sécurité routière et la diminution des accidents restent la préoccupation de tous et en particulier de NAVX. Cependant, nous pensons que ce n'est pas en promulguant un décret violant les libertés fondamentales qu'on attendra cet objectif. C'est en contribuant à l'éducation des usagers de la route d'une part, et en donnant aux forces de l'ordre d'autre part les moyens de repérer les contrevenants.

Nous espérons que le Conseil d'Etat saura reconnaître la légitimité de notre position et annulera ce décret.
07 novembre 2011
18:55
NAVX at Telematics Munich - Nov 9-10
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This week, on Nov 9-10, NAVX will be at Telematics Munich. An opportunity to meet, share, exchange with an impressive list of 400 professionals of the Automotive, Telematics and Navigation industries.

The "connected car" is allowing for a whole set of innovative services. Car drivers will remain connected in their car, accessing dynamic and valuable information to optimize their trips (navigation, fuel prices, parking availability, etc). They will be safe thanks to eCall and remote diagnostic. They will access information about local commerces, hotels and restaurants, etc. And why not entertainement and social networking.

Of course, business models, choice of platforms and connectivity as well as many other issues need to be addressed. And that's certainly what will be debated in Munich this week.

Contact us if you want to explore dynamic content for connected cars !
19 septembre 2011
16:27
NAVX at i7-Summit 2011
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On October 12-14, NAVX will participate to the i7 Summit organized by in the Chateau of Chantilly.

This event, organized by Jean-Bernard Guerree, founder of Avisé Partners is a Global Conference on Technology, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Society.

An opportunity to debate and exchange views with VCs and entrepreneurs.
09 septembre 2011
15:20
Google bets on quality content
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In a bold move, Google announced yesterday that it had acquired Zagat, the famous US Restaurnant guide.

Zagat's guides rely on user-generated content (consumer reviews) which are monitored and edited by a team of experts.

This news is not surprising. As we explained recently, quality content can only be produced through combining various sources of information (including user-generated content), automated algorithms and manual work. At NAVX, we implement these types of processes in what we call a Content Factory, relying on a scalable platform, an efficient Content Management System and a team of content specialists.

The acquisition of Zagat shows that Google is serious about content quality.
08 septembre 2011
16:24
NAVX at the 15th European Park Association Congress
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On Septembre 14-15, NAVX is participating to the European Park Association congress in Torino. It will be an opportunity to present Parkinfo, our information service about parking in France.

Contact us if you would like to meet in Torino.
14:38
Google not good enough
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Maps and geolocalisation allowed for the huge success of personal navigation devices, then became a standard feature in smartphones, and are now getting embedded directly in cars.

Maps and navigation software are nowadays pretty good in most of Europe and the USA. However, finding a point of interest (e.g. a shop, theater, gas station, parking, etc) is still very adventurous: the place will often have changed name, or closed down, maybe moved to a different address. Or new places will have appeared and won't show up on the map. And the geolocalisation will be wrong.

Providing reliable points of interest on a map is therefore critical to a growing number of applications and devices.

In this respect, Google Maps is not good enough, as reported by the New York Times here.

This is why some companies, including NAVX, run a Content Factory. The factory collects and verifies information about points of interest, not only using smart algorithms but also relying on a team of specialists and operators who interact directly with brands, shops and other outlets.

Building and running a Content Factory has a cost, but can be done in a scalable way, allowing to produce best-in-class content for the satisfaction of customers.
16 juin 2011
14:42
NAVX operates Parkinfo in France
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NAVX has been selected by the French Parking Association (Fédération Nationale des Métiers du Stationnement, FNMS), to run Parkinfo, the only Parking Information service in France.

The FNMS regroups major parking companies such as Vinci, Qpark, Effia, etc.

Parkinfo by NAVX will provide information about the location, services and real-time availability of parks in France.

Parking information is a value-add to navigation: it allows car drivers to find a park, select one which is not full, estimate the price, etc. An example of application is NAVX's iPhone app Parking Dispo.
16 mai 2011
0:07
Speedcam warning systems ban: for our French readers
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Le Pack Trio que nous proposons sur NAVX contient des informations sur les radars fixes, les radars mobiles et les stations service les moins chères.

Nous avons pris connaissance de l'annonce du gouvernement d'interdire les avertisseurs de radars. Cette décision n'est actuellement pas traduite en décret ou en loi, et nous n'avons pas d'information sur le calendrier de la mise en oeuvre de l'interdiction. A ce jour, l'utilisation des bases de données NAVX est donc légale en France.

Par ailleurs, les spécialistes du domaine s'interrogent sur la faisabilité d'une telle mesure, voire sa légalité.

Face à cette incertitude, si vous craignez que l'utilisation des bases de données de radars soient à terme interdite, nous vous recommandons de ne prendre qu'un abonnement mensuel, que vous pourrez résilier à
tout moment.
0:03
French government intends to ban speedcam warning systems
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On May 11, the French government announced it would ban speedcam warning systems (see here). The decision is part of a set of measures intended to decrease the number of accidents on French roads.

Without debating the pros and cons of such a decision, we think banning speedcam warning systems is likely to fail on a legal standpoint.

The exchange of information is indeed protected by the French Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights. Passing a law that restrict freedom of expression or freedom to receive and transmit information is therefore likely to fail.

There are certainly other ways to prevent drivers from speeding up, than restricting basic human rights: increase the number of speedcams, move mobile speedcam faster from one location to the other, install "radars tronçons" (radar which calculates an average speed between 2 measurement points), use unmarked cars and motorcycles. This is the Sword versus Shield debate !
30 juin 2010
19:25
PRESS RELEASE : The French Competition Authority orders Google to restore NAVX’s Adwords account
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Paris, June 30th, 2010. Navx, a French corporation based near Paris, announced today that the French Competition Authority has made preliminary finding that Google conducted itself with lack of transparency and discrimination by brutally terminating its Adwords contract. The Authority ordered Google to restore NAVX’s Adwords account within 5 days.

Google had terminated its Adwords contract with NAVX in November 2009 without prior notice, and since then refused to display Navx’s advertisements. Google had argued that NAVX’s speedcam location service violated Adwords’ policy, even if such a service is fully legal in France.

In its landmark decision, the French Competition Authority grants Navx interim measures, demanding that Google reactivate Navx’s advertisements within 5 days, and clarify the conditions of the Adwords service within 4 months.

The French Competition Authority ruling is a breakthrough for all Internet players, as it recognizes the existence of keyword advertising market, a market where Google might hold a dominant position.

«This is a major victory for all companies selling products and services on the Internet, and potentially victim of such a behaviour », says Jean Cherbonnier, CEO of Navx. « From now on, all companies should be treated fairly by Google ».

About NAVX

Established in 2005, NAVX is a publisher and provider of geolocalized content and services for GPS as well as Smartphones. Its platform of services provides in real time regularly up-dated information such as the location of speedcams, fuel prices, tourist and restaurant guides. The content provided by NAVX is available in Europe and the USA. The services of NAVX are accessible from the web site www.navx.com and are compatible with the major players in the navigation industry. NAVX also develops iPhone applications such as Snapigo, Essence Eco, Parking Dispo, and “I in the city”. For more information please visit: www.navx.info.

Contact :

FD (Financial Dynamics)

Yannick Duvergé : +33 1 47 03 68 10 / +33 6 74 91 48 05 - yannick.duverge@fd.com
02 décembre 2009
15:44
Snapigo: the iPhone app to bounce around your primo places
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Navx introduces Snapigo, its new iPhone application (currently being reviewed by Apple), in Europe and the US.
Snapigo allows its users to recall in a snap their favorite places by collecting all the cards, notes and pictures they take from the cool bars, yummy restaurants and cozy cafés they visit!
Just snap a restaurant card and few minutes later Snapigo fills in the details with valuable information such as the type of cuisine, features, services, price range, location on the map…….and the list goes on….
It’s so easy, you have nothing else to do than Live it, Snap it, Share it! It is your pocket personal assistant for bouncing around town.
Once you have your complete and detailed Cards, nothing is easier than to plan your outings:
- Search in your Card Folder, by type of cuisine, by distance or by name
- Geolocalize the restaurant and view the itinerary via the Map view
- Make a reservation quickly by the phone number or email displayed on the card
- Organize a dinner: share with friends the place on Facebook or send them the Card by emailSnapigo is coming soon on the App Store
The app is free and will be available in the US and Europe. Stay tuned on www.snapigo.com
1:36
The value of navigation
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TCS announced today the acquisition of Networks in Motion (NIM) for $170 millions. This news comes just as the navigation industry is meeting in San Jose at the Navigation & Location conference, pondering the impact of Google's new and free navigation application (see here).
TCS provides solutions to mobile operators, including messaging platforms, mobile applications, LBS solutions and E911 services. The acquisition of NIM will complete their offer.
This acquisition will certainly trigger hot debates between those who think that navigation is a commodity, and those who believe there is value in software, content and a good distribution model.
30 novembre 2009
18:14
Business event tonight
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The Navigation & Location US 2009 conference will start tomorrow Dec 1st in San Jose. Don't forget the event organized tonight by GPS BusinessNews. 6 pm at Tied House Café & Brewery, 954 Villa St in Mountain View. A good opportunity to exchange our views on a rapidly moving navigation industry !
11 novembre 2009
15:16
Finding a good restaurant with your iPhone (2)
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In a previous post (here), we addressed the issue of finding a good restaurant using an iPhone app.
And we got frustrated after trying a number of applications. Here is why:
1. Most applications help you find a place around your current geographic location. But this is not necessarily the most frequent user case. I personally would prefer to start with the kind of dinner/lunch (business, family, romantic), then the quality/price ratio, then the category of restaurant
2. Besides well-known brands (Michelin, Zagat, etc) which have a standard ranking system, most applications do a poor job at recommending a place: there are often very few comments, and no guarantee we can trust them
3. Very few apps provide you with details about opening hours and days
4. None of the apps we tried allow you to book online
So, let's say I am looking for a nice romantic restaurant, located somewhere in Paris, and available on Sunday night. None of the apps do a good job because the filtering is based on location (my current latitude & longitude !) and there is no way to make sure I can match "Nice romantic restaurant in Paris, open on Sunday & available".
The restaurant category is still very poorly served by mobile location-based applications. And that applies to bars as well. And shops. And many others.
More about how NAVX plans to change that... soon ;-)
06 novembre 2009
14:43
Bringing value to an industry threatened by commoditization
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NAVX had the pleasure to be interviewed this week by Ludovic Privat, from GPSBusinessNews. See the video here.
It was an opportunity to discuss how the geolocalization industry is transforming and is threatened by commoditization. With free maps and navigation (see our previous post on Google), we need to create more value, more differentiation.

One way to do it is to provide verified, dynamic and trusted points of interest. That's what we do at NAVX.
- Verified: the place is checked, there are no duplicates in the database and the geographic coordinates are accurate
- Dynamic: fresh, real-time information is provided, such as gas prices, parking space availability, mobile speedcam locations, etc
- Trusted: we rely on user-generated information to build trusted information and provide reliable recommendations
Stay tuned, as we'll soon be more detailed about this concept of "trusted data".
05 novembre 2009
6:22
Google: so ?
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It is now a week since Google announced a free turn-by-turn navigation application for Android, and the industry is still trying to evaluate the impact it will have.
The threat is still theoretical since Google application is (1) for Android only, (2) off-board and therefore not necessarily reliable, (3) only based on US maps and (4) not tested yet by anyone.
However, the potential disruption in the market is clear. We can only imagine the sort of discussion taking place at Garmin regarding the Nuvifone, at TomTom regarding their mobile strategy, at mobile operators regarding their promised LBS revenues, at Telenav regarding their announced IPO.
In the short term, we think it will clearly trigger a defensive reaction from most of the big players. We can anticipate Apple and Nokia to prevent Google from placing its navigation application on their store. By the same token, big mobile operators will probably build fences and remove Google navigation app from their Android phones.
In the long term, let's face it: navigation is becoming a commodity. Advertising will be a valid business model, specially for Google. Others will have to come up with creative business models. Smaller players will seize the opportunity and innovation will burst.
And Content will be even more critical to create differentiation. At NAVX, we like that ;-)
23 octobre 2009
10:29
Apple selects "Parking Dispo" among the best apps that make your life easier !
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NAVX iPhone application "Parking Dispo" allows users to find a parking space (with live info about availability). It has been selected by Apple for its advertising campaign. The ad could be seen this morning, in the streets of Paris, in the subway, in daily newspapers !
16 octobre 2009
7:00
Finding a good restaurant with your iPhone
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Imagine its your birthday, anniversary or you are celebrating a very special occasion! And for this special occasion you would like to go out to a yummy restaurant or a fancy bar with your friends. What would your first step be?

Well, last night, I was organizing a night out with friends to celebrate my birthday. To search for a great restaurant I had two options:
- either go to a restaurant I already knew,
- or get a (good) suggestion
The first option didn't work out. I had no precise idea, I had left my restaurant cards at home and anyway, I wanted to discover some new place.
So, how could I get a good suggestion ?
What was important to me was to screen restaurants according to their quality, style, price, location. More importantly, I needed to trust the suggestion.
I could have opened a guide (i.e. Zagat, Michelin) or called a friend who shares my taste, or browsed a couple of web sites (i.e. Yelp, OpenTable, Qype, etc). Instead, I figured I would try using my iPhone, and I downloaded a few applications, such as:
- some apps which provide editorial content (Zagat, Michelin, I in the City)
- some which collect and monitor user-generated content (AroundMe, Qype, DisMoiOu)
Well, it didn't quiet work out and I eventually ended up calling a friend for a good suggestion (I went to MamaShelter) !
But before I tell you why I got frustrated, I'd like to ask you: do you use your iPhone or telephone to search for a restaurant ? Do you know a good iPhone app to search for a good restaurant ?
15 octobre 2009
7:00
NAVX @ Navigation & Location US 2009
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NAVX will participate to Navigation & Location US 09 conference, in San Jose on December 1st and 2nd. It will be an opportunity to share our vision of the market with the main players and have fruitful debates about where the industry is heading.
We will also directly address the topic of Dynamic Points of Interest (POIs) during a panel session on December 2nd shared with Urban Mapping.
Dynamic POIs are points of interest which are linked to a real-time information, such as gas prices for a gas station, or the number of available spots for a parking lot. This dynamic data is critical for connected PNDs, as they provide useful information to end-users and allow GPS manufacturers, mobile operators and software companies to sell subscriptions.
14 octobre 2009
11:42
Navx on France Bleu with Parking Dispo
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25 septembre 2009
9:51
NAVX's Essence Eco and Parking Dispo selected as best apps for drivers !
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Auto Plus, the leading French magazine dedicated to Cars has selected the best iPhone applications for car drivers. And NAVX is nominated twice !
Essence Eco: provides updated gas price information, sorted by distance, brands or prices. Easy to use, accurate, and you'll save on gas ! Get it right from the Appstore here.
Parking Dispo: real-time information about parking space availability. You will never look for a park again ! Get it here.
20 juillet 2009
11:33
Parking Dispo ranked 35 in the Top 50 iPhone apps!
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Parking Dispo is now very popular in the iTunes charts. After only 3 weeks, Parking Dispo ranked 35 in the Top paid apps and has even been picked up by the editorial team at Apple in the New and Noteworthy section on iTunes home page!

Besides providing 1400 car parks addresses all around France, Parking Dispo is the first app able to find an available parking spot in Paris in real time directly on an iPhone & iPod touch. The community of users can even update information about the car park by simply taking and sending pictures when in the car park.

Parking Dispo is available on the iTunes App Store.
26 mai 2009
14:21
The growth of the connected PND market
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Connected PNDs are now entering the navigation market, driven by TomTom's product line. Following their high-range products (740 and 940), the Dutch company recently introduced a mid-range TomTom XL priced at 220 euros.
It makes no doubt that the PND market will soon be split in two: on one side, cheap devices with basic functionalities, on the other side mid-high range devices loaded with connected services (e.g. live gas prices, Internet search, traffic, park space availability, etc). PND manufacturers will generate extra revenues from their connected devices through subscriptions.
So, how will the market grow ? Based on forecast published by Berg Insight, a market research company, and on our own analysis, we estimate there will be 560 000 connected devices in Europe by end 2009, and 5 millions by end 2010.
20 mai 2009
0:38
Connected PNDs
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After the boom of Personal Navigation Devices (PND) from 2004 to 2008, we have been expecting "Connected PNDs" to revive the category and bring innovative services. So, where do we stand today ?
Connected PNDs are navigation devices able to receive dynamic information, mostly through an integrated SIM card with a GPRS/3G connection.
Typical examples of dynamic information are gas prices, traffic and incident information, location of mobile speedcams, parking space availability, weather information, movie times, Internet search, etc.
We reviewed the market and listed the devices available or about to be, and there are plenty, from both big names and small start-ups :

Now that TomTom has showed the way with both mid-range and high-range connected devices, we expect other big names to follow. In a future article, we will try to estimate the market size.
16 février 2009
18:10
NAVX teams up with WCITIES
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In an effort to help travelers everywhere, NAVX and WCITIES have teamed up to distribute WCITIES guides for 100 destinations across North America, Europe and Asia via NAVX’s geo-localized content store and social community website.
WCITIES owns an exciting database of content: it has many of the world's most popular locations, including thousands of hotels, restaurants and bars, as well as describing the popular sights and nightlife for each destination.
Travelers will be able to purchase and download the city guides to any type of GPS, so that they have information at their fingertips while on the road.
13 février 2009
17:49
NAVX at Mobile World Congress
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From Monday 16th to Thursday 19th, NAVX will be demonstrating its innovative location-based services: real-time geolocalized information, user-generated content, community management, mobile applications.
Come and visit us: our booth is located within the TeleAtlas space, Hall 8, C118.
We expect the MWC 2009 to be packed with news. In particular, we will carefully look at Garmin's Nuvifones, how Microsoft and Blackberry take up the challenge against the iPhone, which mobile social networks get traction...
03 février 2009
11:07
NAVX interviewed by GPSBusinessNews
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We recently had the pleasure to share our respective visions of the market with Ludovic Privat, co-founder and editor of GPSBusinessNews. Where is the market heading ? Are connected devices going to make any significant impact in 2009 ? Is geocontextual advertising ripe for growth ? How is the LBS value chain transforming ? That was indeed a good brainstorming session !
It was also an opportunity to show him what we are cooking in our labs, and to do a nice interview (here).
29 janvier 2009
19:10
Find and report cheap gas stations with NAVX
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NAVX recently launched “Essence Eco”, its Gas Price application for iPhone. Available in French on iTunes’ App Store, this innovative service allows users to locate the cheapest Gas Stations around them. The service also offers the easiest way for the community of users to update prices and share them: by simply taking a picture of the gas price panel in front of the gas station !

NAVX application is indeed the first and unique service allowing users to collaborate on gas prices directly from their iPhone. We receive hundreds of pictures everyday, which our Content Management team treats immediately to update our database of gas prices. This is crowdsourcing applied to dynamic geolocalized content.

In a few days, our service entered the Top 5 most downloaded applications on the App Store, demonstrating the interest for such a collaborative tool.

The “Essence Eco” application is free and can be downloaded directly from iTunes’ App Store and will soon be available in other European countries.
12 novembre 2008
17:36
Now plug & play with Garmin !
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NAVX released today the new version of its software, allowing to automatically synchronize GPS devices with its rich database of content (speedcams, gas prices, tourist guides, etc). While our competitors provide data files that the end-user needs to manually drag and drop at the right place in their GPS, NAVX provides a no-hassle plug & play service: our NAVX Sync software manages the entire process.

Among other features, the key novelty is that the new software is now compatible with Garmin. Already compatible with TomTom and Magellan, NAVX Sync covers three major brands.

Note that for the other brands, manual download works perfectly. And stay tuned: we'll soon add more brands to our automatic download !
28 octobre 2008
18:05
Navx is on iPhone and on iPod Touch!
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Navx helps you to find the most reliable locations on the move. Navx recommends the best nearby spots.

Looking for delicious Sushi restaurants, Irish pubs of the city, gas stations, hot night clubs, fast-food to eat? Search for businesses near you?

Navx is the iphone built-in solution! Just tap quick links to find the place!

Navx also allows fast bookmarking, spots sharing with your friends and easy itinerary to join the place. That's cool!!

Navx on the iPhone is fully integrated with Navx website (www.navx.com), What you do on your iPhone appears immediately on the website and vice-versa.

The application is Free and available in French and English.

Help us to improve our iPhone Application post your reviews on iTunes.

The team
21 juillet 2008
11:31
Meet Navx at the Canalys Navigation Forum
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Navx will attend the Canalys Navigation Forum in Budapest from the 8th – 10th of September ! The forum will assemble the leading market players (see the list of confirmed attendees here) where topical market issues will be discussed. Make sure you don't miss the presentation on Tuesday- 9th September "Get connected: what role will dynamic content and location-based information take in 2009?" to meet Navx :)
08 juillet 2008
16:37
Join the France Tour 2008 with NAVX !
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Navx created for you the map of the France Tour 2008! You can see all the villages the cyclists are crossing, all the starting points, sprints, finish points, feed zones, Mountain Passes, Climb Summit & Hills...everything you want to know about this legendary Tour.

On Navx you can discover for free 171 points of interest about the Tour, including traces of all stages !!!

Here is the famous Stage 17 with the finishing at L'Alpe d'Huez !

You can even synchronise your GPS with Navx so that you can join the Tour!

Isn't it great?

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