It was back in June that TomTom first demoed its iPhone application at Apple's WWDC, and those who've been eagerly awaiting the turn-by-turn solution will be happy to hear that the TomTom app is now officially available from the iTunes store.
Priced at £59.99 for a version including maps of the UK and Ireland, or £79.99 with maps of Western Europe, it arrives as a relatively expensive application - and more costly than alternative iPhone sat-nav applications such as CoPilot Live.
The TomTom app does, however, provide a number of high-end features associated with its standalone models - including speed camera locations and IQ Routes, a route-planning technology that factors in historical journey times.
The app is currently available for iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS handsets, with TomTom promising "compatibility with iPod touch and other iPhone models coming soon". The docking cradle pictured above is sold seperately.