MapmyIndia has unveiled its new collection of Mappls Gadgets, including Vehicle GPS trackers, Dash Cameras, In-Dash Navitainment Systems, and Smart Helmet Kits, for cars and two-wheelers. MapmyIndia recently launched a new feature called Junction View for drivers to promote safer driving.
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MapmyIndia announced today that the free Mappls app will get a new feature called Junction View that will make driving safer. MapmyIndia previously launched Maps RealView and 360-degree street view features. Continue reading “MapmyIndia gets Junction View feature for safer driving”
MapmyIndia has announced the launch of Mappls RealView, India’s first and only fully indigenous All India 360-degree Panoramic Street View & 3D Metaverse Maps Service, on India’s own, native, free mapping site, Mappls.com on the web for mobiles and computers, and the Mappls App on Android and iOS. Google Maps Street View was also launched in India today. Continue reading “MapmyIndia launches Mappls RealView and 360-degree street view”
MapmyIndia has announced its partnership with Ford, on their AppLink platform to offer an enhanced version of MapmyIndia’s Map App. “Ford SYNC platform so far provided Points of Interest Search around a current location, but the enhanced version will now let the user search Points of Interest via category listing (18 categories and 108 sub-categories), and also specific brand names,” said the company. Continue reading “MapmyIndia partners with Ford for Applink, now offers local search and directions to POIs”
Aeris, the Internet of Things (IoT) provider has partnered with MapmyIndia to tap the IoT market in India. The duo will provide geo-spatial intelligence-based IoT solutions in the country. Continue reading “MapMyIndia teams up with Aeris for IoT”
MapmyIndia has launched a Connected Car IoT (Internet of Things) technology dubbed as DriveMate which offers real-time monitoring of your car with built-in GPS and Internet connectivity. Continue reading “MapmyIndia DriveMate with real-time car monitoring launched for Rs. 9,990”
In a bid to bolster its delivery operations, Flipkart has picked up minority stake in digital maps provider MapmyIndia. The financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
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MapmyIndia has announced the public launch of its Map API platform for software developers and enterprises. The APIs are using REST (HTTP/JSON) and JavaScript technologies, thereby supporting apps built for various web, mobile and cloud platforms.
MapmyIndia, popular for its GPS navigation and mobile apps has launched MapmyIndia Locate that would let the users share the location and to stay connected with their friends and family. You can add up to 3 people to locate, set/configure times and days of the week when their friends/family can locate them. Once it’s done you can report the visits by checking-in to the app at the locations or the app automatically picks up location. You can also get the movement reports for up to 5 days which can be viewed on the Android app and also on the mobile web. Continue reading “MapmyIndia launches Locate app for Android”
MapmyIndia has launched, MapmyIndia Navigator which is said to be India’s first mobile app with house number search and navigation on iPhone. This app is powered by Telenav, that also offers voice-guided turn-by-turn GPS navigation, moving maps and access to millions of places for easy search and discovery. Continue reading “MapmyIndia Navigator for iPhone and iPad with house number search and navigation launched”
MapmyIndia has launched Android-based in-dash GPS navigation and entertainment systems at Auto Expo 2012 as they announced earlier. These offer access to Android Market, live television in the car, Aura – MapmyIndia’s latest full 3D navigation sustem, connected navigation software with house-level search.
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MapmyIndia has announced that they would unveil new Android-based in-dash GPS navigation systems at Auto Expo 2012 in New Delhi. These in-dash systems would offer superior navigation and entertainment features and an internet-connected in-dash system that runs on Android, that allows users to browse the internet, download apps from the Android Marketplace, watch live television, track the location of the vehicle live and use MapmyIndia’s latest full featured 3D navigation software with house-level search – Aura for the first time in India. Continue reading “MapmyIndia to unveil Android-based in-dash GPS navigation systems at Auto Expo 2012”
MapmyIndia, popular for its GPS navigation devices, has launched CarPad in partnership with Qualcomm that runs on Android 2.2 (FroYo). The CarPad could be mounted on the font or back seat of the car and it could be used both for navigation and entertainment. It has 7 inch Capacitive Display, and it is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 processor. It also has 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity and GPS with MapmyIndia’s Aura 3D navigation interface. Continue reading “MapmyIndia launches CarPad powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon processor”
The Moto Droid was launched in USA last year with Google Turn-by-Turn navigation , it’s not available in India as of now. But Motorola has joined hands with local maps company MapMyIndia to offer lifetime free access to fully voice-guided street-level navigable maps of 401 cities in India
Above image is just illustration and not the actual software on the phone
