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engadgetmobile.com - 3/10/2009

XRoad G-Map iPhone navigation map gets reviewed, patted on the back

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Filed under: Software , Apple , OS X While the world waits for a tried-and-true navigation app from Apple, XRoad is taking advantage of the situation by offering up its G-Map app in the interim. Kicking Tires decided to take the new software for a spin, and while the map quality took a ...

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