TomTom AmiGO GPS Maps Speed Camera Traffic 9.593.0

A mobile navigation app from TomTom

TomTom AmiGois a free mobiletravel & navigationapplication that was developed by TomTom International BV. Thismaps & GPStool boasts anad-freemap navigationexperience that was made specifically for drivers by drivers. Decide on a destination, set it on the app, and see all the information you need.

TomTom AmiGO has similar features to other popular navigation services, such asMAPS.MEandWaze. With it, you getreal-time trafficupdates,speed cameraalerts, and variousroad advisorieson top of providing you with the fastest route possible to get you where you need to be.

What is TomTom AmiGO?

TomTom is a multinational company that develops and createslocation-based technologiesandconsumer electronics. It is best known for its popular lineTomTom GOsatellite navigation products and their accompanying mobile apps. As more auto manufacturers push forAndroid Autointegration, TomTom AmiGO is an app-based navigation service that works with mobile, as well as cars that run Google's automotive platform.

The navigation app features aclean and simpleuser interface that is easy to use. It providesreal-time alerts, including traffic updates, speed camera locations, average speed check zones, as well as anyblocked or closed roadsalong your planned route. Unique to users fromFrance, the app will also provide advisories onDanger ZonesandRisk Zonesin their area.

There are a few things to consider if you plan on using TomTom AmiGO, though. For one, while it does have anauto start/stop via Bluetoothconnection feature, it's quitehit-or-miss. Another is that alerts about speed cameras and speed check zonesdon't always triggerand end upnot arrivingdespite having already passed these areas.

A promising navigation app

At the end of the day, TomTom AmiGO is agood navigationapplication and is asolid alternativeto the likes of Google Maps and Waze, with it being free (and ad-free) as a bonus. It's a promising service that can shine once its majorshortcomingsget addressed and fixed by TomTom. Give this one a try.