Ibike Rider For Iphone Gps Navigation On Your Bike

If you’ve been looking for a solution to use GPS navigation applications on your iPhone while riding your bike then now is your time. A new product from SoEasyGPS, called iBike Rider is hoping to make it easy for bikers to use their iPhone while riding.

The kit consists of a 100% waterproof case that will position the iPhone on the handlebars or on the riders forearm. There’s also a battery that can be installed on the handlebar so you don’t run out of juice while using your GPS navigation program.

Now of course you may ask yourself: “how am I supposed to hear driving directions with this thing?”. Well worry no more, because you can also get the headset / microphone iBike Rider, which allows you to accept calls and listen to voice instructions or even radar warnings.
http://www.soeasygps.com/shop/kit-gps-moto/kit-moto-ibike-rider-iphone.html

Here is the pricing:

• 39€/57$/36GBP for the Moto Kit
• 39€/57$/36GBP for the Battery
• 9€/43$/27GBP for the headset/handsfree

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Motionx-gps Drive

There’s a new GPS app from MotionX – MotionX-GPS Drive for the iPhone — a door-to-door navigation application that only costs $3. Can you beat that?

MotionX-GPS Drive offers turn-by-turn directions featuring always live and up-to-date maps, and points of interests.

It works on iPhone 3G and 3GS and the maps cover USA and Canada. It even has an interface to control the iPod music, and utilizes the iPhone 3GS compass.

Almost everything is over the air so its footprint on your iPhone should be minimal.

We’ll be sure update our iPhone GPS apps lists.

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Navigon 7210

NAVIGON 7210 seems like the European version of NAVIGON 7300T we have here in the U.S.

It has the 3D landmark view, voice address entry, reality view, lane assistance, TMC traffic updates, bluetooth, text-to-speech and something we haven’t seen before: “curve warner” which warns you ahead of dangerous curves.

Some hardware specs of NAVIGON 7210 are the 4.3″ 16:9 format touch screen, SiRF Titan + Instant Fix II GPS receiver, 2GB flash ROM, 600 MHz processor, 1600 mAh Li-Ion (nice!), and maps of 40 European countries pre-installed.

NAVIGON 7210 goes for £218 on Amazon.

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