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Image Gallery: Walk through AT&T Navigator on the Apple iPhone 3GS

By // June 23, 2009, 3:41 PM PST

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  • AT&T Navigator available now in the App Store

    Voice guided navigation has been missing from the Apple iPhone since the first device rolled out in 2006. With the 3.0 OS update we now have the capability for this and TeleNav and AT&T were one of the first to provide this service. TeleNav has mobile clients on a number of carriers and devices and their iPhone client is quite full featured with the ability to send destinations to your account from the Internet. Traffic updates and up-to-date maps are provided via the wireless data networks.

  • Loading up AT&T Navigator

    The launch/splash screen of AT&T Navigator on the iPhone 3GS.

  • Logging in to my account

    You need to enter your account number, name and email to login to the AT&T Navigator system.

  • Entering your PIN number

    You enter your PIN number just for the initial launch and won't have to enter it later when you use AT&T Navigator.

  • AT&T Navigator home screen

    This is a very familiar looking home screen for those who use TeleNav's navigation software on their other mobile phones.

  • Where do you want to drive to?

    This is the first display you will see as you start to enter your destination. You have several options for choosing your destination.

  • View of a map in 2D view

    Maps can be viewed in 2D or 3D modes and the 2D mode gives you a birds-eye view.

  • Closer view in 3D

    Here is a view in 3D mode.

  • Searching in AT&T Navigator

    Over 10 million points of interest (POI) appear in different categories in AT&T Navigator.

  • Preferences

    There are several customized preferences that you can use to make the software perform how you desire.

  • Selecting a favorite for a destination

    One of my favorite features is the ability to send destinations to my account from the Internet.

  • Tools & Extras

    View of the Tools & Extras display. The bottom options are primarily use for your own account management.

  • Route type

    You can choose from one of six different route types.

  • Distance units

    You can view data in either the metric system or English system.

  • Types of moving maps

    You can choose from 2D or 3D maps. I personally prefer 3D moving maps when I navigate.

  • Three audio options

    There are three audio options, including one with no audio.

  • Select your language

    Both English and Spanish are supported by AT&T Navigator.

  • 2D maps

    Maps appear in 2D or 3D and in 2D you get a birds-eye overview.

  • Zooming out

    The pinch and zoom functionality of the iPhone is supported in AT&T Navigator.

  • Zoomed out even further

    Zooming out with more finger pinching.

  • Selecting an address

    You can select an address in several different ways.

  • Type it or Call it

    Two ways to enter a specific address.

  • Speaking your address with Call It

    When you select Call It then a phone number pop-up appears so you can speak the address into the system with a phone call.

  • Type It

    You can use the iPhone keyboard to enter an address. The software smart filters as you enter the city to make destination entry faster and more efficient.

  • Filtering city name

    Enter SEA to get to Seattle in the city list.

  • Plot of the address, now what?

    The address you enter then appears on the map. You then tap the blue arrow to see other options for navigation.

  • Drive To or Save as Favorite

    A couple of choices are available to you after you get your address entered.

  • Searching for a destination

    Categories of points of interest.

  • Drilling down into the categories

    Some food categories available when you select the main Food category.

  • Searching for gas

    Gas prices can be found for different types of fuel.

  • Search status

    Searching for lowest fuel prices in AT&T Navigator.

  • List of gas stations and prices

    Here is a gas price search results page.

  • Selected station, now what?

    You can drive to the gas station or save the gas station to your Favorites.

  • Gas station results in map form

    You can toggle the gas station results from the list view to the map view, as shown here.

  • Traffic status

    There were a lot of green colored roads in Seattle today, which means traffic was moving around pretty well.

  • Traffic status and an alert

    If there is an issue with the traffic, then a red icon appears on the map.

  • Details of red icon

    The details of traffic incidents can be viewed in detail.

  • Congestion alert

    Congestion appears with yellow icons and you can see the details by tapping the icon.

  • Selecting a Favorite as a destination

    There are several ways to designate an end point to your trip and using Favorites is one of the best ways to use the software.

  • Calculating the route to the destination

    The route is being calculated after selecting the destination.

  • You can specify where to drive from

    You can choose where you want to drive from and it doesn't have to be from your current location.

  • Tips pop up when you start navigating

    You can toggle the tips on and off when you start navigating.

  • Navigation with AT&T Navigator

    The upper part shows when you have your next turn and which direction you will be going. Your ETA and distance to the destination is also shown. The route appears with a blue highlight and purple arrows for turns.

  • Available summaries

    You can view route, traffic, and map summaries with AT&T Navigator.

  • Route summary

    The route summary shows you all your turns in a list view.

  • Traffic summary

    The traffic summary shows average speeds, any incidents, and status of traffic and construction.

  • Details of leg in your journey

    The details of a leg show you what to expect as you travel along your destination.

  • Map summary

    The map summary gives you a single global overview on a map of the selected route.

  • AT&T Navigator thumbnail 1

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  • AT&T Navigator thumbnail 2

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AT&T Navigator available now in the App Store

Voice guided navigation has been missing from the Apple iPhone since the first device rolled out in 2006. With the 3.0 OS update we now have the capability for this and TeleNav and AT&T were one of the first to provide this service. TeleNav has mobile clients on a number of carriers and devices and their iPhone client is quite full featured with the ability to send destinations to your account from the Internet. Traffic updates and up-to-date maps are provided via the wireless data networks.

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