TomTom is taking its a big step toward better integrating its GPS devices into the smartphone world today, with a new service that lets you beam your route or destination to your car’s GPS.
The feature, TomTom MyDrive, is a website and mobile app combo that allows GPS owners to use their smartphone or PC to plan a trip and send it to any TomTom GO device directly.
Once you get in the car, you’ll be ready to go on a trip. Users can also add home or work locations as well as save favorite places from any device which will be synchronized to the TomTom as well.
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The company is also touting MyDrive as extendable and has opened it up to third party developers to build applications that make the most of its API.
TomTom MyDrive is a free service that works with specific newer devices and will require a software update to function.
Unfortunately, while the web interface is launching today, the mobile app won’t be available until sometime in May.
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