CoPilot Live North America was, to me, an unknown GPS app. Perhaps that’s why I was so pleasantly surprised. I think I found a new favorite GPS App.

While I can’t say that Sygic is the best GPS app available for the iPhone, it does have promise. It’s just not ready to hit the road yet.

iGo My Way 2009 is yet another contender in the search for the best on-device GPS application for the iPhone. Features a very non-iPhone interface that while lacking in extra features is quick and has a solid base. It’s just not iPhone ready yet.

TomTom first announced their GPS app at the 2009 WWDC in June. Hotly anticipated, it’s finally here. But, it came in at the most expensive option available. $100 seems to be a lot for an app these days. Is it worth it?

Navigon is considered by many to be the current king of on-device GPS applications for the iPhone. While it’s not without it’s faults, it turns out to be a really good GPS app.

“Hey, let’s meet up and grab some food.” “Where at?” “Delux?” “Not again! Let’s let MeetMe decide… I’ll have directions sent to you in no time.” Yes friends, apps are completely taking over our decision making processes.

While on a trip to South by Southwest, I had the chance to use G-Map extensively for the first time. It was a great overall experience that was tempered by a few shortcomings. Thankfully, XRoad has recently updated their application and alleviated several of my complaints.

This is a platform game of the popular tv show Inspector Gadget. Graphics and sound remain true to the series and are really well executed. The game play however, makes this a real disappointment to loyal fans .

Although this is billed as a great way to showcase URLs (websites, blogs…) to a client, the application is much more than that. Essentially, it’s giving you back precious application space on your device!

Routesy is a San Francisco MUNI bus, cable car, and streetcar schedule database app combined with nearest stop estimation by way of Location Services and arrival time predictions from nextbus.com.