Smartphones these days have increasingly large screens, sophisticated mapping systems and a wide selection of accessories for attaching them to your car windscreen. All of which means it’s becoming hard to see the point of standalone GPS units these days.
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Still, Dutch navigation giant TomTom doesn’t seem to have given up on the market and when the Go Live 1005 dropped onto our desks, we decided to see if there’s still a place for these devices.
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