Built In Car Navigation News & Reviews

With over 817,000 points of interest, your GPS will really take you places

Posted: Thursday, 17 January 2013

Every year, exciting new destinations appear on the map. Make sure your GPS has the most up-to-date information so you don’t miss them.

Look who’s driving Miss Dingo

Posted: Wednesday, 16 May 2012

On the road with Whereis® Maps we caught up with Greg Freeman who, along with wife Jen, is currently clocking up the Ks in Dingo, our most famous four-wheel drive data-capturing friend. Does Greg have the best job ever?

How does the mapping process work?

Posted: Wednesday, 16 May 2012

We know Australia like the back of our hand and understand that Australian navigation users need accurate and up-to-date information. That’s why our map and points of interest data is continually updated.

Version 17 Map Update on its way

Posted: Tuesday, 1 March 2011

Drivers with a built-in In-car navigation system do not have to wait much longer for the next map update to be available. You'll be able to get your hands on Version 17 Map Update in the coming weeks (VDO Dayton available now) - ideal for planning an Easter getaway. .

It’s all in the name!

Posted: Wednesday, 3 November 2010

Back in June this year our ‘Dingo’, our high tech mapping 4WD was born. We’re now happy to announce that Dingo has since had puppies and we now have Brumby travelling this wide brown land all in the name of capturing quality mapping data.

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Inclusion of features may vary by in-car and portable satellite navigation manufacturer, depending on their data specification.
Every effort is made to (a) ensure our maps reflect the changes in the road network and (b) to address map errors in the regular map update program. However, at any point in time Whereis^® cannot guarantee that (a) our digital maps are a 100% reflection of the Australian road network, or (b) that we will be able to address map error requests within consecutive map update releases.

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