Here’s a common situation:

Say you’ve paired your Bluetooth phone to your TomTom GO 510, plugged your iPod in with the iPod connect cable, tunes are playing and you’re enjoying your ride. Instead of heading you straight to your in-laws, maybe you want to just see where the road takes you.

And yet, as it’s taking you, it won’t stop telling you that you’re going the wrong way! Sounds like you need to clear your route. That way, you can keep your TomTom powered up, but the navigation instructions will stop interrupting your calls and music.

Click here to learn how to clear your route

Popularity: 7% [?]

One of the more exciting accessories to come along in a while, the TomTom FM Transmitter Mount makes it possible to listen to your TomTom GO 510/910’s navigation directions, mp3s, and iPod through your car’s stereo, wirelessly.

How does it do this you ask?

The FM Transmitter Mount connects to your GO 510/910 device then sends its audio information to your stereo via unused FM radio channels. If you use your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone through your TomTom you can even get your calls through the stereo.

Sound cool?

You’re right. It IS cool.

Click here to learn more

Click here to download a detailed pdf

Popularity: 7% [?]

One of the most popular TomTom features is Bluetooth connectivity. This means you can access TomTom PLUS Services (ONE, GO 510/910) and receive your mobile phone calls (GO 510/910).

Here’s an updated list of mobile phones that are compatible with the GO 510 and 910 devices:
Plus Services & Hands-free Calling

• T Mobile: Nokia 3660, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6620, Sony Ericsson T610, Motorola V330*, Motorola V360*, Motorola RAZR V3, Motorola PEBL U6, Nokia 6103
• Cingular: Sony Ericsson T637, Nokia 6620, Nokia 7610, Nokia 6230, Nokia 6600, Motorola RAZR 3, Motorola V551, Motorola MPX220, Audiovox SMT 5600**, Motorola ROZR E1**, Motorola SLVR L7, Sony Ericsson Z520i, Sony Ericsson Z525a, Nokia E62, Motorola L2
• Verizon: Motorola V710

Only Hands-free Calling

• Cingular: Sony Ericsson S710a, Imate SP3, Imate SP3i, Siemens SX66, SGH-i607
• Verizon: Audiovox XV6600, Motorola E815, LG VX8100, LG VX9800, Motorola V710
• T-Mobile: Blackberry Pearl, Motorola KRZR (unlocked)
• Nextel: Motorola 1605, Motorola i870, Motorola i880

* Only when configured using the Motorola V551 setup and choosing the T-Mobile III option
** Manual settings required

The listed devices are recognized and supported by TomTom GO510 and GO910. When another device is used, it might be necessary to set up the connection manually. Consult our Support pages for instructions

Also, The new TomTom ONE features Bluetooth connectivity for easy access to TomTom PLUS services via a GPRS enabled mobile phone. This means access to traffic information; additional routes, points of interest, voices, and more.

Here’s an updated list of phones that are compatible with TomTom ONE:

Note: TomTom ONE does not feature handsfree calling

• T-Mobile: Motorola V360, Motorola V330, Motorola U6 PEBL, Motorola V3 RazR, Samsung SGH-T509, Samsung SGH-T809, Nokia 6103, Nokia 6600, Nokia 3660, Nokia 8801
• Cingular: Sony Ericsson Z520A, Sony Ericsson Z525A, Motorola E1 ROKR, Motorola V551, Motorola L2, Motorola L7 SLVR, Motorola V3 RazR, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6682, Nokia 7610

Popularity: 31% [?]

Dig our fancy new leather cases. Protect your GO 510, GO 910, or ONE with these specially designed compact, durable leather cases, which come complete with wrist strap.

Go ahead, show off a little

I want one! I want one!

Popularity: 4% [?]

Over at the TomTom.com webstore we’ve just lowered prices on our best-selling personal navigation devices. The prices of TomTom ONE, GO 510, and GO 910 have dropped $100 and now get $200 off TomTom RIDER.

TomTom ONE
$399.95
$299.95

TomTom GO 510
$499.95
$399.95

TomTom GO 910
$599.95
$499.95

TomTom RIDER
$799.95
$599.95

Popularity: 12% [?]