The CoPilot Live GPS navigation app has been recently updated with a whole bunch of new features. High on the list is the replacement of Bing with Google search, and some deeper digging into the native Android experience, such as being able to launch directly into a navigation query from an address in an e-mail. The full changelog for CoPilot Live 9.3 reads:
- Free map update the latest NAVTEQ street maps
- Google search CoPilots Local Search is now powered by Google
- Android integration allowing tasks such as navigating to an address in an email
- New info display including Current Road
- Themes four new free colour schemes are available*
- Drive for a cause a paid-for pink theme in support of Breast Cancer Awareness (all proceeds go to charity)*
- Numerous user interface enhancements
The uber-expensiveEuropean versions have been updated, as well as the bare-bones free version, though the South Africa, New Zealand, and Australian versions are still a bit behind. We've got a full review of t CoPilotLive here, and will have a Q&A with the devs going up sometime this week.
Anybody using CoPilot regularly? How does it fare compared to the core Google Maps experience? Is there any room for third-party GPS apps when Android provides a fairly robust one out of the box?
Via: CoPilot Live switches to Google search, adds additional Android integration
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