Android version of TomTom HD Traffic previewed at IFA

Tom Tom has just released the preview date for the latest version of their TomTom HD Traffic for Android, a real-time traffic information service. This new navigation application for Android is being debuted at IFA (the world's leading trade show for consumer electronics and home appliances) which takes place in Berlin from August 31st to September 5th, 2012. The trade show will feature many upcoming and improved in-car media technology such as; communications devices, mobile data and multimedia sets, navigation sets, traffic information and guidance systems. Yes, there will now be more gadgets being offered that we simply cannot live or drive without and turning our motors into digitally enhanced multi-media hubs on wheels. However, Sat Nav does offer some very helpful tools and Tom Tom has been the leading brand manufacturer of navigation systems in the world since 1991.

The TomTom Navigation app for Android will offer drivers:

  • World-class navigation - The latest, most accurate TomTom maps available – with no need for a mobile signal or data plan.

  • Lifetime maps – Free updates that ensure access to the latest maps and fastest routes.

  • IQ Routes - Arrival times that drivers can rely on – at all times of day.

  • Advanced lane guidance – Gives drivers extra clarity when navigating difficult junctions.

  • Spoken street names – Makes turnings even clearer.

  • 2D / 3D driving view – The clearest display for the safest driving.

  • TomTom HD Traffic – Available as an in-app purchase. It’s the quickest way through traffic. Proven.

  • TomTom Speed Cameras – Available as an in-app purchase. Save money and drive safely with real-time mobile and fixed camera alerts


The new application will be made available in October 2012. Pricing and availability will be announced closer to the launch. For more details on this latest version, please view the Tom Tom press release here. If you would like more information on the upcoming IFA trade show, just click on the IFA link highlighted above.

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