HUDWAY Glass Could Make Your GPS App Safer
Ends in four days. I'd be all over it if it supports Waze natively in the app, but it doesn't. Still it will HUD anything that is displayed on your phone, and it does support Google Maps using its own app.
Ends in four days. I'd be all over it if it supports Waze natively in the app, but it doesn't. Still it will HUD anything that is displayed on your phone, and it does support Google Maps using its own app.
The Garmin H.U.D. (Heads Up Display) unit is available for pre-order with an estimated early October 2013 release for $149.99. You'll need Garmin's Navigon or StreetPilot on your device though - which runs about an extra $50 if you don't already have it.
I honestly do not know why it took soooo long for this to happen. The last time someone tried something like this they closed shop in 2009 so I ended up with a very expensive brick (Dash Express Two-Way Internet-Connected Portable GPS Navigator). I loved that device, but the monthly fees probably killed it among other things. Too bad, it had the best traffic updates ever - real live traffic updates.
Magellan - SmartGPS 5" GPS with Built-In Bluetooth and Lifetime Map and Traffic Updates
I will be adding annotations (which are only viewable directly on youtube), so you may want to view on youtube from a computer to get the most information out of this.
My current top choice(s) would be the google maps on Android (free) or TomTom for iPhone / iPad with subscriptions paid for traffic.
If I had to go for a standalone GPS device for driving, it'd be:

Going by the philosophy two is one, and one is none, I travel with backups of anything important to get the job done. For car navigation, that means my iPhone 4 with Navigon and my TomTom 540TM XXL. The following is based on my observations based on using a dedicated TomTom unit versus the Navigon GPS navigation software on my iPhone 4.