Satellite help for finding stadiums in Germany
23 Mar 2006
With World Cup fever building fast, GPS navigation company Keomo has announced a free service to allow the millions of football fans to find their way to each stadium.
The company has created a point-of-interest (POI) database of the 11 stadiums throughout Germany that will be used to host matches between the 32 computing nations.
UK fans with a GPS device can save themselves the trouble of looking up street names or asking directions by downloading the POI database into their own device.
It’s compatible with navigation software from key suppliers such as Tom Tom, Mio, Destinator, Garmin and Route 66.
You can download the software here or, if you use a Keomo GPS receiver, you can get the database sent to you on a CD.
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