20 December 2009
The Arab Regional Company for Technology and Telecommunications (ARCO-TT) has commercially launched GPS Navigation, under the trade name iNAV, for the first time in Jordan. iNAV GPS Car Navigation release is one of its kind due to its multi-faced features. Facilitating turn by turn directions supported by voice guidance, iNAV will help you find your way, shortest path and will guide you to thousands of Point of Interest (POI) when traveling in Jordan.
Also, iNAV features route management, intelligent routing modes, over speed, alerts and much more. The digital map, a first of its kind in Jordan, offers full coverage stretching from the elegance of Amman in the North to magnificent landscape of Wadi Rum and the coastal city of Aqaba in the South; the new map includes over 28,000 km of Jordan's expanding road network and, very importantly, over 13,000 of the Points of Interest (POIs) which are so key to navigation in this country.
Moreover, additional regional maps can be purchased to facilitate navigation as drivers travel to neighboring countries.
The Arab Regional Company for Technology and Telecommunications (ARCO-TT) has commercially launched GPS Navigation, under the trade name iNAV, for the first time in Jordan. iNAV GPS Car Navigation release is one of its kind due to its multi-faced features. Facilitating turn by turn directions supported by voice guidance, iNAV will help you find your way, shortest path and will guide you to thousands of Point of Interest (POI) when traveling in Jordan.
Also, iNAV features route management, intelligent routing modes, over speed, alerts and much more. The digital map, a first of its kind in Jordan, offers full coverage stretching from the elegance of Amman in the North to magnificent landscape of Wadi Rum and the coastal city of Aqaba in the South; the new map includes over 28,000 km of Jordan's expanding road network and, very importantly, over 13,000 of the Points of Interest (POIs) which are so key to navigation in this country.
Moreover, additional regional maps can be purchased to facilitate navigation as drivers travel to neighboring countries.
© The Star 2009
