Advanced GPS navigation app Sygic has released its new augmented reality (AR) feature. More than 200 million Sygic users worldwide can engage with AR for an improved navigation experience on the road.

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BRATISLAVA, Slovakia, Feb. 21, 2012 /CNW/ - Sygic, the developer of turn-by-turn voice guided GPS navigation for smartphones reached a remarkable 5 million downloads on Android Market within a single ...

Sygic, a Slovakia-based GPS navigation software company, has launched a new premium add-on called “Mobile Speed Cam” (mobile speed camera) for its mobile GPS navigation app. This tool notifies the ...

Description: Sygic is an offline maps navigation app that aims to turn your Android device into a true Sat Nav. With maps from the infamous TomTom, there’s no need to connect to the Internet, all you ...

The app arsenal of the modern driver comes down to just a handful of apps, but more often than not, a navigation solution is the one stealing the show. And this isn’t by any means surprising.

Sygic, the unsung hero of navigation apps, has taken a giant leap forward with its latest update, introducing a dedicated app for CarPlay—a game-changer for drivers of large vehicles such as trucks, ...

Sygic's Aura app features beautiful maps with 3D buildings and terrain data, but is it worth the cost of admission? CNET's Antuan Goodwin goes hands-on. Antuan Goodwin Senior Writer, Electrified Cars ...

A proper GPS app is worth the money for anyone who travels a lot, or isn’t well versed with the road network in the areas they frequent. Offline navigation means you don’t need a 2G/3G connection ...

Sygic navigation apps aren't well known in the US, but they do have a complete offering that's attracted some attention. I thought I'd take a look at the North America version to see how it compares ...

Google Maps/Navigation is fantastic. It's easy to use, stays (mostly) up-to-date, and is built into Android's core. However, it has one major flaw: offline navigation simply doesn't exist within ...