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Feb 22 2010

Iran Routable GPS map for GPS devices & PPC

The latest Iran Routable GPS map for GPS devices and PPC (Pocket PC) include:

* Detailed maps of Tehran, Dizin ski resort, Karaj, Kerman, Bam, Semnan, Hamedan, Esfahan (Isfahan), Mashhad, Tabriz, Ardabil ( Ardebil), Uromiyeh (Urima), Shiraz, Ahvaz, Babol, Ghashm Island, Kish Island and Ghom
* Iran Roads complete map
* Turn-by-turn voice directions in English and Farsi (Persian)
* English and Farsi (Persian) search
* Mapping/route guide
* Monthly & Yearly update

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Iran Routable Map for Garmin

Our Iran’s navigation and Routable Map for GPS devices and PPC (pocket PC) will assist you with route guide and voice directions.

You easily can find:

* Cinemas
* Bank and ATM
* Fast Food
* Restaurants
* Hotels
* Airports
* Parks
* Street
* Highways
* Sport Area
* Museums
* Libraries
* Zoo
* Pharmacies
* Post Offices
* Road emergency
* Petrol stations
* Police stations
* Emergency Road Services
* Shopping Centers & Malls
* Hospital & medical centers
* Road Assistance (Breakdown cover)
* And more

+ 1 Year Free Update

Compatibility
For use with all Garmin mapping receivers that can be loaded with maps using MapSource® software.

System Requirements
A Windows PC with Garmin Mapsource installed and updated to the latest version.
Update to the latest version of MapSource.

Delivery
After ordering, you will be provided with a link to download the map installation file.

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Feb 10 2010

NAVIGON update iPhone App


German navigation provider NAVIGON is announcing today the fifth version to their iPhone navigation software (available in Spring) adding in-app connection to Facebook and Twitter, 3D terrain views and personalized route delivery.

The connection to Facebook and Twitter allows with a simple icon tap to post users current position, destination, and ETA without navigation interruption. NAVIGON MyRoutes, a feature that has been previously available to high end NAVIGON PNDs, analyzes driving habits, patterns, location, time/day and provides up to three routes clearly displayed in-map with ETA, distance and driving times for each.

The 3D in-map views, obtained from free NASA’s height and terrain data (from the Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission), enable intuitive orientation of surrounding environment, and what lies ahead with digital landscape elevations, shadows, and geographic images. Panorama View 3D is integrated in-map, independent from the phone’s data connection. This feature will be available via an In App Purchase. Pricing has not been defined yet.

With this future release NAVIGON shows a way to compensate price drops in the iPhone navigation space in adding in-app purchases of some new features. In the United Kingdom postcode navigation is an add on (GBP 0.59) as well as traffic in the US ($19.99) and the upcoming 3D terrain view.

NAVIGON seems to have well assimilated the rules of the App Store: innovation, regular updates and monetization through in-app purchases. In comparison its main competitor TomTom (despite its much bigger brand) is only playing with price reduction to stay ahead in the race.
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Feb 06 2010

Discovering Ilam


Ilam ( Persian: ایلام, Kurdish: ئیلام) is the capital of Ilam Province in western Iran. It is located in the west of Iran at a latitude of 33º 38´ north and longitude of 46º 26´ east. The Kabir Kuh mountain range lies east of the city. From the west it borders Iraq and had an estimated population of 168,478 in 2005 predominantly inhabited by Feyli Kurds.

Ilam is situated in the cold mountainous region of Iran at a height of 1319 m above the mean sea level. Although this city is surrounded by mountains, its climate is also affected by deserts from the west and the south. This region presents a highly variable annual weather profile. Heavy showers or heavy snow in the winter and dusty, hot, dry weather in the summer are normal for this region.

The name Ilam usually conjures up images of war, destruction and poverty. Ilam bore the brunt of the Iraqi attacks during the eight years of the Iran-Iraq war. But if you visit Ilam, what attracts your attention more than the scars of war and depravation is its unspoilt natural scenery and a profusion of historical remains which are scattered all over the province.

These were mostly built during the Sassanian era, third to seventh centuries A.D. They include the remnants of a vast historical city spread over 200 hectares, numerous fortresses of various size as well as several bridges, shrines and fire temples.

The splendid natural scenery of Ilam, located in the heart of Zagros Mountains, varies from imposing cliffs to slopes covered in a thick canopy of varied trees, as well as valleys, passes made through the mountain gaps, meadows, and grazing lands.

The majority of the population are nomadic tribes whose livelihood depends on rearing sheep. Whichever part of the province you cross and whatever route you take, there are always flocks of grazing sheep, with tribesmen in colourful clothes tending them.


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Photo gallery by Farshid Samani

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