Intermap and Magellan Sign Agreement18/12/2007 |
| Intermap Technologies and Magellan have signed an agreement in which Intermap will provide outdoor map content products for Magellan's line of handheld GPS devices. Intermap's AccuTerra map products will provide users with outdoor specific map data for the contiguous 48 states and Hawaii. |
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Intermap is creating consumer mapping products using Magellan's Solution Developer Kit (MSDK) MapCreator software. MSDK is a 3rd party development toolkit that enables licensees to develop world class mapping products and software enhancement to enhance Magellan's GPS product line offerings. MSDK-derived content products are compatible with both GPS devices and VantagePoint desktop software. 
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