When the Motorola Droid, the first Android 2.0 device, was released back in November, one of its most rightfully buzzworthy features was Google's brand-new Maps with Navigation. It was unthinkable to offer turn-by-turn navigation completely free; dedicated GPS devices were (and are) still the norm, and the few smartphone apps are generally extremely expensive, with a monthly fee. And yet the Droid (and later, the Nexus One and Droid Incredible) offered it completely free. Garmin's and...
Published on April 23, 2010 07:11