New GO Mobile for iPhone v1.10 available for download


We've just released a new v1.10 of the GO Mobile for iPhone and it's available for download in the Apple AppStore.
[h3]What’s New in v1.10[/h3]
- Share arrival time: Tap on the estimated time of arrival to share it with your contacts using the messaging app of your choice.
- Avoid Part of your Route: In the Current Route menu, you can select a specific section of your route to avoid.
- Avoid a Roadblock: Select Avoid Blocked Road in the Current Route menu to find an alternative route or tap the current location symbol.
- MyDrive: Sync your favourite places so they are accessible across all of your TomTom navigation devices.
- Optimised for iPhone X.
Drive safe!
Cheers, lampard
Comments
So the lag hasn’t been fixed then??!
And ”drive safe!” is the TomTom sign off....you couldn’t make it up. ?♂️
besides that the latest version in the appstore is 1.9.2. So did you guys downgrade the version-number ?
because you write version v1.10 is out or do you mean v1.20 ?
The new app has been released but it may take up to 24 hours for it to be available for download.
The announcement was a bit early but I assure you that the app will be available for download soon..
Thank you and regards,
Vikram
I now sometimes miss the turn because (looking at a glance) I got the impression the turn was further away, when in fact it was zoomed in.
On the other hand I do like the auto zoom function depending on the speed of driving.
I'm getting used to the new app, but there's still a lot of functions missing from the old one. Just to name a few: Map Share, routeplanning in the future, looking for PoI ona certain area on the map (parking near detination), the route overview is very unclear, ...
So that took such an update for a long time.
I still miss old features calendar link, Map share and play voice on bluetooth.
How long do you need time to solve this?
Because I read on your forum that you are fixing this for 1 year ago.
When approaching intersections, roundabouts etc. There is always the lag!
Reinstalled the app but the lag is still there
When wil tomtom fix this problem ?
Although My Places-Favourites are synced with the newly released Go Mobile App for IOS (v1.1); POI files are not.................. ☻
Maybe it will be incorporated in the next update???
(Whereas the Android App version does sync both POI and My places. )
Now if only you could add Bluetooth / carkit support like Here and Google Maps have done it.
They "fake" an incoming call to interrupt the car radio so you can hear the navigation audio, which is otherwise blocked (unless you of course switch to BT audio full time).
And yes the lag is annoying specially at roundabouts.
The long (2 years) wait for MyDrive is useless without the ability to sync the .ov2 POI files.
When will TomTom fix it so that .ov2 POI files can be sent to the TomTom GO Mobile iOS app?
Regards,
On the positive side the added features are very welcome - avoid part of route and avoid roadblock are absolute essentials in a SatNav app for me and should have been there from the start (or at least the old app should not have been deprecated until all these features were available in the new one)
Finally, My Drive works (I only use favourites so the POI files thing isn't an issue for me personally). Also the iPhone X conversion is actually very nice.
However... The lag, THE LAG, is still NO BETTER. It's still annoying at best and dangerous at worst.
The problem now of course is that the good bits of the app are even better so the pressure to fix the lag / zoom issue will be even less.
MyDrive is: ... drivers can use their smartphone, tablet or PC to review real-time traffic information, plan routes, and send destinations to their TomTom GO, before they get in the car.
I just use the GO Mobile app itself to choose a destination and plan a route. For me the whole point of MyDrive is to achieve something new on iOS GO Mobile, and that is to use .ov2 POIs - we've had to wait long enough for it (2 years for GO Mobile) but what's worse is that TomTom products over 10 years ago were able to utilise .ov2 POI files.
The .ov2 POI file format is TomTom's own proprietary file format and it is inexcusable that current TomTom products cannot use it when 10 years ago TomTom products could utilise .ov2 files. This is not progress!
I need to use my own custom POIs. TomTom built in POIs are not accurate enough for me. Plus TomTom doesn't have my friends, family, nor my holiday locations.
You can allegedly submit Poi updates via TomTom's MapShare, however as none of my own submissions to TomTom's MapShare have ever been accepted, I have no proof that TomTom's MapShare even works, therefore I will not waste my time by submitting any further submissions to MapShare
Regards,
Robert.
Syncing locations through MyDrive is welcome but doesn’t yet offer routes unless I’m missing something.
Unfortunately the lag mentioned above is still present.
Regards,
I CAN see it in MyDrive iOS app, but from there I can't select the TomTomGO app...
Am I doing something wrong or is there just no feature in Go?
Am I doing something wrong or is there just no feature in Go?
lampard wrote:
MyDrive: Sync your favourite places so they are accessible across all of your TomTom navigation devices