NAVIGON Intros New Features, Special Pricing at Macworld

The navigation section of the app store is a fascinating place. Apps range from free, to $99 to do the same thing at the core. Mac users should know all too well about paying a premium for extra fit and finish. This week at Macworld, NAVIGON is showing off the latest version of their iPhone navigation app, Mobile Navigator. The app now pulls elevation data from NASA to render a more realistic look at the terrain, and facebook/twitter integration is on the way. During the show, the price is $69.

Is it worth it? Well, it has the full look and feel of a standalone GPS. We hope to have a chance to do a full review soon.

Shure Intros the SE115 m+ at Macworld

Ok, it might not be the most memorable name out there, but Shure's new SE115 m+ in-line mic and noise-isolating headphones are memorable to hear. Coming with several different in-ear cup options (and starting with smaller sizes than other similar products) these tiny headphones do a phenomenal job of blocking ambient sound. I didn't have a chance to make a call to test the microphone quality, but hopefully we'll have a full review in the coming weeks: