ALK Releases Q Motorola Q edition of CoPilot 6 GPS Software

ALK Technologies has released a Motorola Q edition of their popular GPS navigation software.

Motorola Q GPS

CoPilot Live Turns your Motorola Q into a complete GPS Navigation System

The Motorola Q equipped with CoPilot Live provides drivers with powerful, yet portable GPS navigation, complete with turn-by-turn voice guidance, comprehensive address entry choice, ZIP Code and Point of Interest search, detailed street maps, and a user interface designed to take advantage of the Q’s landscape screen and QWERTY keyboard.

"The Motorola Q is an amazing device that is certain to attract both consumers and business interest, especially when bundled with CoPilot Live GPS Navigation,” said Dan Titus, Senior Vice President, Mobility Solutions at ALK Technologies, Inc. "Mobile GPS Navigation is a perfect way to address consumer and business needs for mobility, performance, productivity, ease of use, and efficiency."

CoPilot Live 6 | Q Edition makes GPS navigation easy and accessible. The application and all street-level map data comes pre-loaded on a 1 GB memory card for a ‘Plug and Drive’ experience—users simply insert the memory card into their Q and CoPilot Live loads automatically right out of the box. Updated, clearly labeled menus are incredibly easy to use, and Motorola Q customers will love the detailed map presentation even in direct sunlight. Just confirm the destination and go! CoPilot Live calculates directions for the complete trip in seconds and provides turn-by-turn voice guidance to the door. If a turn is missed CoPilot instantly generates the best new route. Packed with advanced features, CoPilot Live can be customized to avoid or favor certain road types, set average road speeds, or to create driving profiles for use at different times of day or when driving different vehicles.

CoPilot Live 6 | Q Phone Edition incorporates ALK’s unique Live communications functionality, which can display driver locations in real-time on a secure web site. This premium service is included at no additional charge and is ideal for individuals wanting friends or colleagues to monitor their progress when out on the road, or for businesses that want to take advantage of real-time location information to better communicate with and manage mobile workers.1 Customers can upgrade to multi-vehicle tracking and advanced reporting services for a nominal fee.

"Optimized for Intel XScale technology, CoPilot Live 6 delivers the performance and advanced features of a dedicated satellite navigation system into an advanced smartphone platform." stated Gary Forni, Director of Handheld Platform Software Enabling, Intel Mobility Group. "With the Intel XScale processor-based Motorola Q from Verizon Wireless, mobile professionals will be able to enjoy mapping and routing technology while on the road."

The following are features of CoPilot 6 | Q Edition

Latest CoPilot Live 6 software
Voice guided, turn-by-by directions
Full motion 3D map display with Mileage Markers, Moving Maps, and turn arrows that highlight the way ahead
No cell phone reception or monthly service fee required; all software and maps are loaded directly onto your device
1 GB Plug-and-Drive packages include all software and maps pre-loaded onto a 1 GB MiniSD card—just insert the MiniSD card and drive!
Customizable Routing Profiles give you complete control over what kind of roads CoPilot prefers (highways, local roads, etc.)
Change Voices on the fly: choose between male or female, pre-recorded voices

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Mark Michael said:

	Does this come with the GPS reciever also?
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February 27, 2007
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Christopher Meinck said:

	Yes, it includes a Bluetooth GPS receiver. You can read a review at: http://www.everythingq.com/q/reviews/copilot-live-6-motorola-q-edition-review-2006080978/
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February 28, 2007
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Don Sims said:

	If you plug in an address, does it put you in the general vicinity, or at a range of addresses?
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March 09, 2007
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Brad McNeely said:

	Two questions: How do you charge the GPS receiver? With a car charger or can it only be charged outside the vehicle? How does this compare to a Garmin GPS in terms of performance and reliability?
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