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In today's fast-paced world, nobody has time to waste on a broken system. Fortunately, Sygic Navigation 12.2 includes all the features a professional driver demands for a fully functioning WinCE GPS navigation experience. With the new high-speed TMC module and multi-language support, drivers can now enjoy their music and podcasts as they make their way to their destinations with ease. Not only will this free update provide you with unmatched maps of North America and Europe, but it also integrates preloaded set point info for over 20 countries in Europe. With Sygic Navigation 12.2, drivers can now navigate with more help on hand. In addition to the local road maps, it includes a TMC module that provides voice guidance for real-time traffic information. In addition to the standard maps of North America and Europe, Sygic Navigation 12.2 also comes with preloaded set point info for over 20 countries in Europe. It brought a high-speed TMC module and audio book navigation, a Google Local Search for voice search while offline, GLONASS support, multi language support and many other useful features. The application works on PNDs manufactured by Navigon. The application works on PNDs manufactured by Navigon.Simply download the Sygic Navigation 12.2 application onto your Windows Mobile or Smartphone and then connect to your GPS device (such as the SiRFstarIII). You can also download the Sygic Navigation 12.2 App for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch on the Apple App Store.The Sygic Navigation 12.2 is available in English, German, Espanol, Francais, Italiano and Portugueses. Currently there are no versions for Polish or Russian languages available on this application. However Microsoft Translator is available at no charge to translate between languages. Sygic is based in Slovakia and it has an office and service center in Suzhou, China. Sygic also has R&D and product development sites in China, France, Finland and Slovakia. Its current major shareholder is Sina Corporation (阿里巴巴). Sygic was founded by Martin J. Šimkovič on 22 March 2002 as a joint venture between the dutch company Navteq (owned by General Motors), the Slovakian company Sygic s.r.o. cfa1e77820
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