TeleAtlas invests in Mexican map data
May 23, 2006 by Rich Owings
TeleAtlas announced today that they have acquired "detailed source data covering Mexico’s highway and street network." Since TeleAtlas is a data provider for TomTom, maybe we’ll get Mexican maps for TomTom soon.
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Hmmm, will be interesting to see what happens with updates and whatnot. I know TeleAtlas is doing well right now – they’re going to be used by Cobra and Pioneer in car (in addition to TT), probably just trying to cover all the bases thoroughly!
Thanks for the info. I’m thinking I may have to start reviewing Pioneer GPSr’s, now that they are making portables and using TeleAtlas data.
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