Thread: Legal - Licensed - Fully Functional iGO

Historically, NNG has always provided vendors (auto makers, Pioneer, Mio, Nextar, Becker, etc...) with their proggy. Never directly to end users (it's quite surprise to see it posted at playstore; which I believe gives you options to buy new/latest contents and not stuck with the old ones that comes free) But then what's posted is not directly from NNG but instead from "subsidary branches" such as Israel, Hungary, Turkey. BTW, Caty and BrownDog no longer in forum.

I think one of the biggest mistakes NNG made (makes?) is to not sell their product worldwide. They simply would out rival other companies.
Instead they choose to let one buy - when not in combination with a device or car - only when one is inside a limited number of countries.
At least in Australia, I believe, Aldi was once selling devices with IGO/Primo installed on it. Here they did not and do not.
I wonder why as a worldwide availability would be IMHO a success.
When I visit Android play store, their product is not available in my country, not even the free version (or better: never was before - I gave up looking, quite happy with 658108 from here).