I don’t think there’s one single tech blog that haven’t picked up the announcement of ☞ Google Maps Navigation and categorized the app as the killer of navigation software or GPS
There is one major thing that these commenters are losing from their analysis and that is related to the fact that “Google Maps Navigation is connected to the Internet”: the associated costs for using it while traveling abroad.
I am no Google Maps expert so it’s a bit difficult to calculate how much data is needed per 100miles, but at an average of €5/1Mb for data roaming, I would speculate that using Google Maps Navigation can get quite expensive. So, do you still think Google Maps Navigation is the navigation/GPS software?
