This app promises to make you forget Waze and Google Maps

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There’s a navigation app that wants to compete with Waze and Google Maps. It is one of the leading GPS brands…

summary

• Waze and Google Maps are the two navigation apps most used by drivers around the world;
• However, there is another app that has been making inroads recently: TomTom AmiGo;
• Without ads and with a simpler, more direct interface, it promises to be a strong competitor to Google.

Few are those who have never heard of Google Maps wow WeezThey are loyal friends to many drivers, providing, for example, the best route and real-time information about traffic and road conditions. Despite being both navigation apps with great quality, they differ from each other in several aspects. While Maps stands out for its detailed maps and more information about where you are, Waze – which relies on user input – is more interactive.

However, there is Free application Which seems to “spoil” the plans of these two giants! This Tom Tom AmigoDesigned to integrate with Android Auto. This tool offers an intuitive and modern interface, with up-to-date maps and useful features, like speed camera signs, without ads that can jeopardize your concentration.

TomTom AmiGo Features

Unlike its competitors, it features a more straightforward approach, with the main focus on map accuracy and simplicity of navigation. The app constantly updates maps and is designed to provide a hassle-free driving experience! Sometimes the simplest and most direct option is the best one. This is exactly what this application offers. The main screen clearly shows the route, speed limit and time to the destination.

It is also equipped for different lighting conditions, making it a valuable tool at any time of the day. The notable feature is the detection Fixed and mobile speed cameras, which can help drivers avoid fines. Additionally, it provides options for locating electric car charging stations. Little by little, it has gained popularity and become a great alternative to mainstream navigation apps.

What app do you usually use on your travels?

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About the author

Tomas Cascao

He holds a Master’s degree in Media and Journalism from ISCTE and has been a journalist with a professional license since 2020. He is a journalist at Nova Gente, having previously worked at the Impala news portal. He has been at MHD since 2022 and currently holds the position of Editor, Technology Coordinator and General Coordinator. He writes on a wide range of topics, from technology to cinema and television. Netflix, WhatsApp, Waze or Google Maps are among his main interests.