TomTom brings turn by turn navigation on the iPhone

For the iphone doubters that held this reason against the it here's some "great" news via Engadget:

True, it's not the first app offering turn-by-turn driving instructions for the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS -- but it is from TomTom, an industry heavy-weight that is finally delivering on years of rumor and speculation.

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