NDrive, a GPS navigation system which features search by initials, choice of multiple routes, 3D rendered landmarks, and more is now coming to your iPhone with Canadian maps. 

Potential users might say: "I don’t need a navigation application; I know where I’m going". Which may be true but NDrive V10 is much more than a turn-by-turn navigation system.  It doesn’t require 3G coverage which is a plus where coverage is spotty or a person is ‘on-the-go’. With its embedded services like point of interests, addition maps, extra voices, speed cam radar and adventure mode, NDrive becomes something like an every day life friend you can consult any time anywhere.

With customizable capabilities, uploading and downloading points of interest, creating a database and sharing them with the NDrive community are common and easy. NDrive also has a rebuttal to the potential user who says,” It’s difficult. I wouldn’t know how to use it." On the contrary; their navigation application is user friendly and embodies the company’s mission statement: "It’s not what the software does. It’s what the user does." NDrive has proven to be a companionable application which allows seamless navigation.

NDrive Canada is priced at $9.99 CAN ($9.99 USD), which makes it stand out as a great alternative to higher priced navigation applications for the iPhone. V10 and this decreased promotional price is part of NDrive’s worldwide strategy to push the prices of navigation software to much more affordable levels for all potential users.

Check out a video to see all the cool features of this premium navigation package that won’t break the bank!  Get the Canadian version today through iTunes today.  No subscription or hidden fees make this app quite the bargain.  Happy driving and remember to use your iPhone responsibly and in a safe manner.

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