You're obviously new here. Hi. Welcome to The Inquirer

An Apple-related story, and no Nick to be found pissing all over it.. I assume his click quota has been filled already?

Hrm.

Probably you were living under a rock or you are just a fanboi-macolyte of The Curch of St. Eve of the Jobso.

The right English spelling is Iphone, just like the Inq has been doing it from several months now. English PR spin speak.

Is it worth the extra 20€ compare with iGo, Sygic or Navigon?

Two reviews:

http://www.iphonetunes.net/index.php/apps/comments/sygic_vs_navigon_-_all_features_compared/

http://www.iphonetunes.net/index.php/apps/comments/iphonetunes_review_igo_vs_sygic_-_all_features_compared/

Was this reviewed on the original, 3g or 3gs?

Patrick: they intentionally spell it that way. They dont want to play ball with Apple's marketing dept

Your review of this and all Apps should include operational results when out of cell service range. GPS is needed in some remote places with no cell service.

Please spell your products right. Over and over you spelled it Iphone. If you would just look anywhere else besides your mind you would see its spelled iPhone. Lower case i, capital P, h-o-n-e. Thank you.