Navizon Lite now available, and it's free!

12-10-07, 05:51 AM

Navizon has launched the free version of its popular no-GPS GPS software called Navizon Lite. This version will let you get your position using the closest cell towers around you with an accuracy of approximately 1500 meters (1 mile), something similar to what Google Maps offers with its "My location" feature. Navizon Lite is available for the iPhone, Windows Mobile, Symbian/Nokia and Blackberry devices.

For those of you who need a more accurate positioning system, Navizon (full version) might be for you. It includes the power of Wifi positioning combined with Cellular positioning, offering you an accuracy of approximately 10 to 30 meters in an urban setting.

Navizon Lite includes a 15 day free trial of the full version. Once your trial period expires, it will automatically switch to the Lite version unless you decide to upgrade to the full version for a one-time fee of $24.99.

Source: Navizon blog

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**hyedipin** · 12-10-07, 10:10 AM

PS: Navizon has nothing to do with Verizon's VZ Navigator, hence the resemblance to Verizon in the name.

Susan, maps look similar to Mapquest or Live maps, sort of combination of two. Where does Navizon obain its map data? And is it based on Teleatlas or Navteq?