AT&T Navigator For iPhone Updated

on 12/13/2009, filed in Home > CellPhones

For those of you who use AT&T Navigator [iTunes link] on the iPhone, you might have noticed that an update for the app has been released. If you aren’t familiar with AT&T Navigator, it’s a free app to help you find your way around, but you’ll need to sign up for a $9.99/month subscription to get it to work properly, or go for the $69.99 annual subscription. This latest update brings you:

Full landscape view integration
Enhanced iPod controls with the ability to search through your songs, artists, etc. from within the app
Inclusion of AT&T Wi-Fi Hotspots in the POI listings
Seamless blending of navigation prompts and music for easy listening

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