We’ve launched the free QuickGPSfix service to all TomTom ONE users.

TomTom’s free QuickGPSfix service enables a TomTom ONE device to connect with GPS satellites faster than ever before. This means that the position of the TomTom ONE is ‘fixed’ seconds after switching on the device, even if the GPS signal is weak.

You can simply install QuickGPSfix by connecting your TomTom ONE device to a computer running TomTom HOME, TomTom’s free software application. TomTom’s QuickGPSfix predicts the location of GPS satellites for seven days. For the quickest GPS fix available, connect to TomTom HOME at least once a week.

TomTom’s QuickGPSfix is compatible with TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 510 and the TomTom ONE.

Please click here for more information on TomTom’s free QuickGPSfix.

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At the 40th annual International CES in Las Vegas, TomTom won multiple awards for its latest product innovations.

First off, the Fujitsu-TEN Eclipse AVN 2210p, in collaboration with TomTom, a leading navigation solutions provider, was awarded a 2007 International CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award in the Mobile/Vehicle Electronics Navigation, Safety, and Security, for its custom design plus mobile and entertainment capabilities. Read more about this great accomplishment here. In addition, the AVN 5495 picked up a Popular Mechanics Editor’s Choice Award at the show.

Secondly, TomTom was awarded a 2007 International CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award in the Mobile Electronics Category, for the sleek and compact design of its new personal GPS device, the TomTom ONE. To read more about this honor, click here.

All of these awards are fantastic accomplishments, and TomTom aims to continue this high quality work in the years to come.

Thanks for all your support!

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New maps for the U.S. and Canada are now available on DVD for all TomTom users. They are part of a special promotional program through March 31, 2007.

• The new maps are free plus shipping and handling for GO 910 & 510, ONE, and NAVIGATOR 6 users.

• GO, GO 300 & 700, RIDER, and NAVIGATOR 5 users pay only $49.95 plus shipping and handling for the new maps.

• These special promotional prices are valid through March 31, 2007. The new maps will be $149.95 thereafter.

• The new maps are available via TomTom.com.

The latest US/Canada maps include:

• More than 410,000 new road miles

• Improved road detail and visual representation of surrounding areas

• More than six million new household and business addresses

• Updated Points of Interest, including more than half a million new POIs

• More one way indications, restricted turns, signposts and updated intersections

• Updated shopping centers and golf courses

This latest release is based on the Tele Atlas MultiNetä 2006.10 global digital map database. The content is developed through the most comprehensive and advanced industry processes for anticipating and detecting real world change, and contains data from more than 50,000 authoritative resources. Today, nearly 90 percent of all e911 calls in the US annually are routed using Tele Atlas maps, encompassing about 100 million emergency response calls each year in states including CA, TX, NY, PA, FL and OH. Now TomTom is bringing this same quality content to its end users.

To get your new maps DVD, all you’ll need is:

1. The serial number of your GO, ONE or RIDER, (where is it?) or
2. The product code for your NAVIGATOR product (where is it?).

Get Maps Now

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Just in time for the holiday driving season – the new TomTom ONE can now be found in 1,300 Target stores nationwide. Portable GPS will be a popular gift purchase this holiday season and TomTom is glad to add Target as a retail partner. ONE comes preloaded with maps of the U.S. and Canada. The ONE combines TomTom’s award winning software on a super thin, pocket-sized, easy-to-use device with a full-sized touch screen. It also features itinerary planning, car speed-linked volume, optional speed limit warnings and choices of routes.

The TomTom ONE, GO 510 and GO 910 are available nationwide at 18,000 retailers including Best Buy, Wal-Mart, Circuit City and RadioShack.

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One of the most popular features of the TomTom GO 510 and 910 is Bluetooth connectivity. This means you can access TomTom PLUS Services and receive your mobile phone calls through your TomTom device.

Here’s an updated list of mobile phones that are compatible with the GO 510 and 910 devices:

Plus Services Access & Hands-free Calling

• T-Mobile: Nokia 3660, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6103, Nokia 6620, Sony Ericsson T610, Motorola V330*, Motorola V360*, Motorola RAZR V3, Nokia 8801,
• Cingular: Sony Ericsson Z520A, Sony Ericsson Z525A, Sony Ericsson T637, Nokia 6620, Nokia 6230, Nokia 6682, Nokia 7610, Nokia 6230, Nokia 6600, Motorola RAZR 3, Motorola V551, Motorola L2, Motorola L7 SLVR, Motorola MPX220, Audiovox SMT 5600**, Motorola ROKR E1**

Only Hands-free Calling

• Cingular: Sony Ericsson S710a, Imate SP3, Imate SP3i, Siemens SX66
• Verizon: Audiovox XV6600, Motorola E815, LG VX8100, LG VX9800

* 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

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