Mac software available for TomTom GPS units

updated 02:00 pm EDT, Thu July 28, 2005

TomTom GPS

has posted a Macintosh version of the software for its standalone GPS unit. The "all-in-one" GPS units feature spoken instructions and 3D maps that lead you from door-to-door, hands-free calling via Bluetooth, remote control, and more. Available in four configurations, the TomTom "Go" is designed to fit in any car. A special version designed for motorcycle use is coming soon. The Mac software allows users to backup, restore, and update the device. Previously, this was only possible via third party software, such as TamTam from Equinux. [updated]

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