iGO My Way 2006 Plus is a navigation program for personal navigators (running Windows CE) and PDAs/communicators (running Windows Mobile). Released in 2005, it was discontinued in 2009.
iGO 8 is the next version of iGO, released in 2008. Its key feature is realistic 3D navigation with terrain display, road junctions, buildings, and other landmarks.
iGO Amigo is a version of iGO with a simplified user interface, released in 2009. It retains the core features of iGO 8 required for GPS navigation, although its capabilities are limited compared to the previous version to achieve maximum simplicity and ease of use. Features of iGO Amigo:
- a built-in presentation that teaches the user how to use the program;
- low-maintenance RAM usage, allowing the program to run quickly on any device;
- Comparison of multiple route options (fast, short, economical, easy);
- The "Where am I?" function determines your current GPS coordinates and displays nearby points of interest, such as a police station, emergency room, auto repair shop, etc.;
- The route is displayed as dots, allowing you to see your direction even at very low speeds;
- The cursor shape can be selected—a standard "arrow" or a cursor representing various vehicle models.
- The app is preinstalled on personal navigators from several brands, including Navon, Prestigio, and others.
iGO My Way 2009 is a version of iGO for iPhone. Currently, the app is available in the Apple App Store with maps of North America and Europe. Features of iGO My Way 2009:
- Realistic 3D display of the map, road junctions, and buildings;
- TTS Pro (Text-to-Speech) support, which provides voice prompts for street and city names, as well as traffic information and information about road conditions within a country after crossing its border.
- Google Local Search – search for businesses, landmarks, and other points of interest near the user's current location;
- purchase of additional content through the App Store;
- realistic display of interchanges;
- calculation of an "eco-friendly" route with the lowest fuel consumption and CO2 emissions in addition to the standard quick, short, and easy route options;
- search for POIs along the route;
- select iPhone contacts, GPS coordinates, and photos as the destination;
- route calculation with multiple waypoints;
- the ability to call a POI directly from the navigation app;
- the "Where am I?" function determines the current GPS coordinates and displays the nearest necessary points of interest, such as a police station, emergency room, car service, etc.;
- Automatic device orientation detection (portrait/landscape orientation);
- Display of traffic lanes and realistic signs during navigation;
- Selectable cursor shape—standard "arrow" or models of various vehicles;
- Automatic return to navigation mode after an incoming call.
iGO Primo is the latest version of the program, released in 2010. Like iGO Amigo, it has a simple user interface, but also includes a wide variety of features and customization options.
iGO Primo features:
- High-resolution 3D terrain display;
- Point Addressing—navigate through driveways and search for houses with fractional numbers, multiple buildings, etc.;
- Realistic display of road signs in the country;
- An improved program core significantly accelerates the calculation of complex routes;
- Additional navigation tips—information about the next two maneuvers, warnings about road safety cameras, speeding alerts, etc.;
- The "Back to Car" function automatically remembers the car's position when the device is disconnected from the power supply;
- Simultaneous calculation of multiple route options, including an "eco-friendly" route;
- Accounting for traffic restrictions that depend on the time of day or day of the week (e.g., streets closed to traffic on weekends);
- Display of traffic lanes and realistic signs during navigation;
- The user can customize the quick menu and map screen;
- The cursor shape can be selected—a standard "arrow" or models of various vehicles;
- The route is displayed as dots, allowing you to see the direction of travel even at very low speeds;
- The "Where am I?" function determines your current GPS coordinates and displays the nearest necessary points of interest, such as a police station, emergency room, auto repair shop, etc.;
- The program takes into account and displays traffic regulations in different countries (maximum speed limits in and outside populated areas, permissible blood alcohol levels, etc.);
- Truck navigation (iGO Primo Truck version), taking into account the vehicle's dimensions and the nature of the cargo.
The program is pre-installed on personal navigation devices.
iGO Primo Nextgen was introduced in 2015.
