No one expects a hurricane to hit business. Superstorm Sandy–formerly Hurricane Sandy–has provided the same bit of unexpected terror for a lot of businesses in New York and the New England area. It’s times like these that having remote operations capability becomes all the more important, and cloud-based telephony is a great way to get there.
While some navigation apps focus on how to get you from point A to point B, other navigation apps instead focus on getting you there without incident. That’s just what Sigalert looks to do for iOS users, especially those with new iPhone 5 models.
For small businesses of all kinds, cash flow is life. A business lives and dies by its ability to collect cash, and PayAnywhere looks to provide an easy way to collect cash that won’t itself break the bank.
While most navigation apps focus on getting users from one place to another in their cars, Take Me To My Car will instead focus on another critical route: the distance from where ever it was you’re going to your car.
Recently, TomTom brought out a TomTom navigation app for Android devices. And while the app itself is a good quality way to get around from point A to point B, it’s not without its own set of problems, including one particularly glaring matter that someone really should have seen before launch.
Getting from one place to another is seldom an easy thing, especially with all the other people out there looking to do exactly the same thing. But MotionX GPS Drive wants to make it a bit easier for your iPhone, including the new iPhone 5.’
September 19 is one of the biggest days in an Apple fan’s calendar–at least lately–as it’s going to mark the release of iOS 6. Since we’ve been taking a closer look at navigation apps, especially those dealing with the iPhone 5 and the iOS platform, recently, there’s very good news afoot as Apple’s planning a turn by turn navigation update.
Since the iOS product line is about to get a significant shot in the arm in the not too distant future, between the launch of the iPhone 5 and the iPad Mini, it’s worth taking another look at an iOS mapping app, CoPilot GPS.
Recently, a Groupon deal landed that brought the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab down fully 54 percent off retail. This has led to a lot of discussion over the future of tablets, especially as the iPad Mini’s likely launch closes in.
With the upcoming release of the iPhone 5, we’ve been getting a surprising number of requests to talk about iOS-based navigation apps. So today, we’re taking a bit of a look at some updates to Garmin’s navigation apps, specifically, Navigon MobileNavigator.
