INRIX updated their iOS app to version 6.0 yesterday, and it's so much more capable now. And, the former "Premium" options that cost $30 are included now at no cost.
The new features that I've found so far: switch from Apple Maps to Google Maps, 1-finger zooming in/out as with GMaps, navigation with Google Maps POIs, saving of multiple destinations (contacts, places, and POIs), weather-based navigation rerouting!!! (http://inrix.com/products/autotelligent), hazard/congestion navigation rerouting, parking location (lots/garages) including whether the parking location takes cash or cards or both, a new interface that shows camera data in the same window, calendaring and contact ETAs (opt-in or opt-out).
Some of the same features, like incident reporting and being able to disable some types of items - like events or construction - remain. The only "con" I can see so far is the inability to download data before a trip - a minor niggle IMHO as one would need an active data connection for traffic reporting anyway.
I have no ties to INRIX, but do see DOTs in 3 states (ID, WA, OR) feeding them traffic data - along with about 300M users. And still, no ads...
The new features that I've found so far: switch from Apple Maps to Google Maps, 1-finger zooming in/out as with GMaps, navigation with Google Maps POIs, saving of multiple destinations (contacts, places, and POIs), weather-based navigation rerouting!!! (http://inrix.com/products/autotelligent), hazard/congestion navigation rerouting, parking location (lots/garages) including whether the parking location takes cash or cards or both, a new interface that shows camera data in the same window, calendaring and contact ETAs (opt-in or opt-out).
Some of the same features, like incident reporting and being able to disable some types of items - like events or construction - remain. The only "con" I can see so far is the inability to download data before a trip - a minor niggle IMHO as one would need an active data connection for traffic reporting anyway.
I have no ties to INRIX, but do see DOTs in 3 states (ID, WA, OR) feeding them traffic data - along with about 300M users. And still, no ads...
