Getting From Point A to Point B Just Got Easier! PIN Is Now Available in the App Store.
A 2015 Pew Research Center study showed that 90% of people use some form of GPS navigation on their smartphones*, but there still isn't a good app to store and organize the places people need and want to visit. PIN hits the App Store today with iPhone and Apple Watch apps looking to fill a key void in the mobile GPS navigation space.
Newtown, PA, March 8, 2016 (Newswire.com) - A 2015 Pew Research Center study showed that 90% of people use some form of GPS navigation on their smartphones*, but there still isn’t a good app to store and organize the places people need and want to visit.
PIN hits the App Store today with iPhone and Apple Watch apps looking to fill a key void in the mobile GPS navigation space. They didn’t build a better GPS algorithm. What they did is greatly simplify the process of storing and finding the places we’re all trying to get to and seamlessly tie that into an existing navigation system for driving, public transportation, and walking directions.
"GPS technology is ubiquitous these days: on our wrists, on our smartphones, in our cars... yet there are few tools out there that make it easy to store and find the places we're going to"
Wilson Toussaint Jr., President & CEO, Erin Gerald Affiliates
“Before building any piece of software, we always ask ourselves: is this a compelling problem faced by a lot of people, and is technology the right answer to that problem?”, said Wilson Toussaint, President and CEO of Erin Gerald Affiliates, the company behind PIN. “GPS technology is ubiquitous these days: on our wrists, on our smartphones, in our cars... yet there are few tools out there that make it easy to store and find the places we’re going to” said Toussaint.
Today’s process often involves looking for your destination in a search engine on your phone, then switching back and forth between a browser and a GPS app to enter the address, not fun. While some search engines provide a directions link to launch a GPS app, that still doesn’t solve the problem of saving that destination for future use (and easily finding it in the future). PIN was built to fill this gap, making it easy to store and organize these destinations and even easier to find and get to them. They also have a smartwatch app that lets you store and find these destinations and even get turn-by-turn directions right on your wrist!
PIN is available now in the Apple App Store.
* Source: Pew Research Center - http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/01/29/us-smartphone-use/
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