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Another awesome gift for iPhone 3G and 3G S users is the launch of the NAVIGON iPhone GPS Navigation App called MobileNavigator iPhone for North America.

TomTom may be stepping up its efforts to produce turn-by-turn iPhone GPS through a low-key recruitment effort. A job listing for an iPhone app developer doesn't mention the company but asks for someone to develop navigation software in Amsterdam, the location of TomTom's headquarters. The term would start in May or June and last for at least six months.

iPhone developer releases an easy-to-use vehicle locator that uses the iPhone's navigational GPS system. The new app keeps convenience and women's safety in mind.

AT&T released its turn-by-turn GPS application, Navigator yesterday. Stop the celebrating though, there are more than a few problems.

TeleNav today announced that the TeleNav GPS application will be available in the Apple App Store as a free download for Verizon Wireless iPhone 4 users when the device is released on Thursday, February 10.

I guess I was a little too optimistic. Back in April, when I tried out a TomTom GPS receiver that used a wireless-data modem to fetch traffic data, look up nearby gas prices and find local establishments, I expected that we'd soon see something better.

The iPhone 3G and the new 3G S mobile phones are slick devices that are very popular. They both have integrated GPS capabilities, but Apple really didn't go all out to take advantage of the navigation capabilities of the device.

The TomTom for iPhone GPS navigation app has turned up in the New Zealand app store for a price of $81 to $125 USD, reports MacRumors today. Four versions of the app are available: U.S. & Canada, Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

Looking to share a little of the industry glow currently spotlighting the new BlackBerry Storm, Samsung Telecommunications America has announced the arrival of its advanced touch-screen Eternity handset.

"Since Apple launched and introduced the iTunes stores the mobile industry has rushed to embrace the sale of applications. iSuppli estimates that in Q1 2010, Apple's share of revenue from the sale of applications developed for the iPhone is expected to be $200 million, but that the greater part of the revenue -- 70% -- will go to the developers. As an application developer, LOCiMOBILE represents the premium App based services like off-board navigation and PLS which are in great demand."

There is no iPhonekiller. With that out of the way, the new Motorola Droid is recommended to almost any smart phone shopper.

This season, Apple's iPhone and iPod touch will again be two of the hottest holiday gifts around. But what to give someone who already has an iPhone?