Mapopolis

Mapopolis has been the creator of PDA/smartphone GPS navigation software Mapopolis Navigator. Mapopolis used data from Navteq.[1] Starting in 1999, Mapopolis first released software for the Palm OS and later added software for Pocket PC handhelds and Windows smartphones. Mapopolis created the first real-time traffic service (Mapopolis ClearRoute), which provided real-time route updates based on traffic conditions.[2][3]

As of April 1, 2007, Mapopolis has discontinued sales of its consumer software.[4] Map downloads remained available for at least one year past that date for registered users who purchased the product and still did not use up their full 1-year allowance.

Mapopolis Navigator files use a proprietary format and make it impossible for users to export their custom POIs.[5][6]

Sources
  1. GpsPasSion Forums - Mapopolis map converter for 4.XX
  2. Geek.Com Article About Mapopolis ClearRoute Archived 2005-02-23 at the Wayback Machine
  3. Forbes Article About Mapopolis Clear Route
  4. GpsPasSion Forum - News from Mapopolis
  5. GpsPasSion Forums - Maplet Sharing
  6. GpsPasSion Forums - Sorting Landmarks


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gollark: Accept, and... why tell people about it?
gollark: Perhaps they already have.
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