AT&T Navigator now available on your iPhone

Named “Consumer Navigation Application of the Year” by Frost & Sullivan

AT&T Navigator transforms your iPhone 3G and 3GS into a voice-guided GPS navigation system for traveling across the country and just across town.

AT&T Navigator for iPhone

For iPhone 3G with 3.0 OS and iPhone 3G S

Features:
- Voice-guided and 3D onscreen GPS navigation keeps your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road
- Automatic rerouting will get you there even if you miss a turn
- Regular map updates are automatic and included so you never have to purchase updates.
- Real-time traffic updates and one click rerouting saves you time on your daily commute
- Searching for gas by price saves you money at the pump
- Enter an address from your iPhone or from the convenience of your computer before leaving home. Search AT&T Navigator for the closest coffee house, ATM or Wi-Fi hotspot along with ratings from a listing of over 10 million business listings.

$9.99/mo subscription. The monthly fee will appear on your AT&T wireless bill.

*Note: Deleting the app from your iPhone does not stop the monthly subscription charge. To cancel the subscription and fee you must go online at att.com/directbill or call AT&T at (800) 331-0500.

AT&T Navigator

Posted on Jun 23rd, 2009 by Maggie Mills in iPhone Apps | 5 Comments

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5 Comments to “AT&T Navigator now available on your iPhone”

  1. on 23 Jun 2009 at 9:08 pm1Jon

    Who the hell isn’t going to wait for TomTom over this crap? All other things equal, the iPhone’s built in GPS receiver is anemic at best.

    My only concern with TomTom… will it fit my iPhone with the InCase Slider?

  2. on 23 Jun 2009 at 10:53 pm2DogWings

    AT&T must be high if they think I’d pay them $120 a year for this. I can buy a new Garmin for that price and never have a monthly bill for it.

    Overpriced.

    Fail.

  3. on 24 Jun 2009 at 3:25 am3Steve

    What a joke…I too will wait for the TomTom app, or continue to use my external Tom Tom GPS before paying AT&T any more money…besides with that crappy network and coverage who can depend on it for navigational info!!!

  4. on 25 Jun 2009 at 9:16 am4lloyd

    someone at ATT made a serious mistake pricing this at 9.99/month.

  5. on 02 Jul 2009 at 5:10 am5frazibar

    We pay 10.00 a month for gps anyway now they want 10.00 more for it to talk . Hell no!!! waiting for verzion and iphone to come togather

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