Could this be the highly anticipated GPS on Apple's iPhone? This leaked photo shows a new Apple product called iNav, and what appears to be turn-by-turn GPS navigation on an iPhone. iNav appears to overlay navigation data on actual street-level photos, and is said to be capable of "one tap routing", a feature that lets you browse the map and select a destination by tapping the map.
Apple is also rumored to be working on an iNav social network that would allow you to add other iNav drivers to your network, and see their location on the map. Also on deck are real-time traffic data supplied by Google, Internet-connected searches, as well as hands-free phone calls while navigation as well as music playback.
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You got me....But good!
same here! but nice feature to have.
In retrospect I should've realized you were pulling our legs, as the display is upside down relative to how a "landscape" image is displayed on an Iphone or Ipod Touch.
Good One, though!
Regards,
Steve
You got me!! I was getting excited when I was reading this article because I have an 8GB iPhone. Works great!!!
Why would they show this "iNav" on an original first generation iPhone which doesn't have GPS?? (You can tell by the thickness of the chrome surround).
Also wouldn't it be a part of Google Maps just like GPS is now, only with turn by turn directions?
The app itself also doesn't look like the same sort of style as the current features in all of Apple's apps on the iPhone.
Bad an uneducated attempt at a fake.