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Nav N Go, Clear Channel Radio Speed Development Time For Makers Of PNDs
Budapest, Hungary (SPX) Oct 23, 2008 Access to map displays and real-time traffic data just got easier for makers of personal navigation devices (PNDs). Today, innovative software creator Nav N Go and Clear Channel Radio announced that real-time traffic data from CCR's Total Traffic Network (CCTTN) will be integrated into Nav N Go's software moving forward, enabling a turnkey source for the important combination for makers of GPS-equipped PNDs and other devices. "A large portion of the PND makers we work with use Clear Channel Radio's Total Traffic Network so creating this bundle makes perfect sense," said Attila K�tai, Chief Content Officer of Nav N Go. "CCTTN offers unique solutions in the market, in part, because of its commitment to quality control - every piece of data is accurate and reliable." Nav N Go Kft. develops usability and navigation software for more than 70 manufacturers of personal navigation devices (PNDs), smartphones, handheld game consoles and in-car navigation systems. Dynamic and nimble, Nav N Go is known for its rapid response times and a customer list of leading PND manufacturers including Asus Computer GmbH, Clarion Europe GmbH, Pioneer Europe NV, and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. "Rarely do we see such a young company make such a significant impact," said Jeff Littlejohn, Executive Vice President of Distribution Development for Clear Channel Radio. "Their innovative approach, rapid response times and commitment to creating turnkey solutions for manufacturers make them an important partner and a valued co-developer." Clear Channel Radio's Total Traffic Network is the leading source of current traffic information for 125 metropolitan areas in four countries. CCTTN supplies real-time traffic data to more than 500,000 paid subscribers. Customers include BMW, MINI USA, Volvo (all of whom offer subscription-free services) as well as device makers ASUS, Garmin, TomTom, Navigon, Mio Technology, Delphi, Kenwood, Clarion, Harmon Kardon, Panasonic, Siemens, and Cobra Electronics, among others. Navigation devices featuring Nav N Go software will offer CCTTN's real-time traffic data as a free trial for the first 90 days. Related Links Nav N Go GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
Spirent Communications And SGS Advance Assisted GPS Handset Testing
Sunnyvale CA (SPX) Oct 23, 2008Spirent Communications and SGS Wireless have signed an agreement to provide validation and testing services on the Spirent UMTS Location Test System (ULTS) at the SGS Wireless laboratory in Cambridge, UK. Under this agreement SGS will provide Spirent with validation services to ensure that the Spirent ULTS stays at the cutting edge of Assisted-GPS (A-GPS) testing capability. |
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