TomTom launched a mobile listing service in February 2000. Palmtop began releasing programs under its own brand in mid-1997.
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Palmtop Software turned its attentions to the new generation of PDAs (personal digital assistants), including those made with Microsoft's operating system. The 1996 introduction of Palm, Inc.'s cleverly designed Palm Pilot made them not only popular, but ubiquitous, at least among ambitious young businesspeople. She was credited with helping to bring Palmtop's software to the global market.īecause they were awkward to use and not very powerful, early generations of handheld computers failed to find a wide audience. One of Psion Plc's executives, Corrine Vigreux, became Palmtop's third partner in 1994.
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It was most closely associated with the Psion brand, and developed most of the leading programs for the Psion Series 3. As the name suggests, the company began by making software for handheld computers. Its founders were Peter-Frans Pauwels and Pieter Geelen, fresh graduates of Amsterdam University. Based in Amsterdam, TomTom has been strongest in Europe it maintains offices in Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States (Massachusetts), and Taiwan. However, competition was intensifying with the entry of giant consumer electronic firms into the market.
After years of triple-digit growth, the company was expecting to ship nearly four million integrated devices a year in 2006. Phenomenal success followed the introduction of TomTom's self-contained, easy-to-use personal navigation devices. TomTom started out making software for PDAs before progressing to navigation-related applications. It is also a developer of software for handheld computers and smart phones. is Europe's leading producer of integrated personal navigation equipment. NAIC: 334111 Electronic Computer Manufacturing 334511 Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing 511210 Software Publishers
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