Navigation solutions
Nav N Go develops innovative software for more than 70 manufacturers, and offers solutions for many types of devices, including PNDs, smartphones, game consoles and in-car navigation systems. Our partners include not only world-famous brands, such as LG, Asus, Audiovox, Harman/Kardon, MyGuide, SONY PSP, HP, and Ingram Micro, but also several ambitious and expanding less well-known enterprises. Our comprehensive business policy allows our customers to enjoy the benefits of our branded navigation software, which runs on a variety of devices which are sold in almost every continent. We truly believe that the devices marketed by our business partners provide customers with superior quality as well as with high versatility.*
*Devices sold by our business partners are not available through Nav N Go; products are promoted, distributed and supported exclusively by the relevant dealers.
News
Aug 27, 2008 11:08 AM
3D Navigation to Support Budapest Ambulances
The latest donation in the charity program called "Navigation for the Emergency Services" is 10 navigation devices for the Hungarian National Ambulance Service, donated jointly by Nav N Go Kft. and NAVON Kft. The devices and software will support ambulances operating out of stations in Budapest. The main aim of the gift is to replace the navigation devices that were recently stolen from two ambulances. Aug 12, 2008 9:23 AM
’Addicted to Location’–Attracted by Locative Media, Supported by Nav N Go
The Budapest team of the international BEST (Board of European Students of Technology) community annually organizes a number of summer universities attended by students from a large number of countries around the world. The main topic of this year’s workshop focused on the strong and growing presence of locative media. Jul 25, 2008 2:54 PM
Nav N Go-sponsored SceneCON 2008 Demo Contest a Great Success
SceneCON 2008, a demoscene party sponsored by Nav N Go, a committed supporter of innovations, was held in the Csokonai Culture Center in Budapest. The demoscene party, held this year for the third time, brought together almost 120 programming and PC fans, including developers from various IT companies, as well as musicians, game-console fans and enthusiastic amateurs all eager to exchange ideas.