October 11th 2010 | Posted by
Adam Marks
In addition to simply doing an address search within your TeleNav application (e.g. Sprint Navigation, AT&T Navigator), there are a few ways that you can import those addresses into your app, including options from both on your device and from a computer. Note that not all GPS navigation software is covered by this tip (such as Verizon Navigator), so please check the TeleNav Supported Devices page to check to see if your device is included. Continue reading after the break to learn how to import these address.
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May 31st 2010 | Posted by
Dieter Bohn
TeleNav is giving away three one-year subscriptions to AT&T Navigator to three of our lucky readers and courtesy of the Random Numbers Pro app for webOS, we have our winners:
Stay tuned for details, you lucky folks.
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May 24th 2010 | Posted by
Dieter Bohn
So you have a Palm Pre Plus on AT&T and the GPS is working great, data is coming in while you’re on the phone, and you have no problem launching as many apps as you like. What’s next? How about a one-year subscription to the AT&T Navigator service from TeleNav?
How to win? Simple: Leave a comment on this post and we’ll randomly select three winners. Rules? Yeah: You need to be a US resident and have a Palm Pre Plus on AT&T. You can only enter once (we’re watching). We’ll close the contest at midnight eastern tomorrow.
Not an AT&T Palm Pre Plus owner? Move along, friend, we’ll have another contest for you soon enough. Meanwhile, enjoy a demo of the app in video form, after the break.
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April 7th 2010 | Posted by
Derek Kessler
When Palm and AT&T are touting the coolness of YPmobile on the new AT&T Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus, we’ve came to realize that it’s the exact same app you can already find in the App Catalog. In fact, we’re disappointed in ourselves for skipping over the app so many times, simply because of the name that conjured up images of super-thick books full of phone numbers and really bad ads on thin yellow paper. The free YPmobile app for webOS couldn’t be further from the yellow-paged days of yore, and that’s a good thing.
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