Last month, we wrote about the problem of Android app piracy, and the ready availability of paid-for apps through sites such as The Pirate Bay. Games and pricey navigation apps topped the chart of most stolen Android software, but the maker of one of the leading satnav apps on the platform, CoPilot Live, is doing just fine. In fact, it’s booming.
CoPilot Live 9, the latest version of ALK’s super cheap mobile satnav app, is coming, and with it comes the option to check into Facebook Places on the go.
It may be another icy morning outside, but the hottest tech news continues to break, and we’ve got the latest right here in our roundup. Read on for your techie breakie.
The battle for satnav supremacy on your iPhone has been raging for months, with TomTom and CoPilot revving their engines and trying to catch your eye with their respective efforts. We’ve given TomTom’s effort a whirl, but is the CoPilot Live UK/Ireland iPhone app all it’s cracked up to be? Read our full CoPilot Live UK/Ireland iPhone app review now and we’ll give you our verdict.
Friday has rolled around once more, but there’s a full working day to go to the weekend, so we’re sweeping up all the tech titbits you might have missed into one place for you in preparation for today’s gadget deluge. Read on for your techie breakie!
The CoPilot Live iPhone app is sitting pretty on top of the top grossing pile on the App Store right now, but ALK isn’t letting the satnav software sit on its laurels. It’s just chucked out another update for it, and this one brings iPod controls inside the app, so you can tune your music on the move.
We’re fast approaching the midway point of the week already, so to celebrate, we’ve bundled up all the latest tech news for you in one place. Want to know what you’ve missed? Catch all the breaking stories in techie breakie right here!
CoPilot Live 8 satnav software is already out on Windows Mobile, with matching versions on sale for Android and the iPhone too, but it’s still missing on one major smartphone platform: Symbian S60. Never fear though: ALK is hard at work bringing it to a Nokia near you, and we’ve got the photo evidence to prove it.
