Pioneer adds Google to navi systems

July 2, 2008
Pioneer Electronics (USA) has added Google features to its navigation systems.

Pioneer Electronics (USA) has added Google features to its navigation systems. AVIC-F series navigation systems, including the AVIC-F500BT, AVIC-F700BT, AVIC-F900BT and Premier AVIC-F90BT, will have a GOOG-411 icon that, when pressed, will dial 1 (800) GOOG-411 (466-4411) via hands-free Bluetooth to access Google’s free GOOG-411 information service.

Pioneer is also adding the ability to send personalized search results from Google Maps to AVIC-F navigation systems via a software application called AVIC Feeds. The software will be available later this summer for free download from www.pioneerelectronics.com. Map information will be transferred to removable media as a custom point of interest entry.

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