The latest voice skin to land on satnav is that of Homer Simpson. This popular yellow guy will reside in your TomTom and his voice will guide you toward your destination. It’s not just mundane directions that Homer will speak, he will also impart “words of wisdom” for the driver, but be warned… that’s Homer Simpson’s wisdom. The addition will probably make the journey a lot more interesting, especially for fans of the show. Downloading the official Homer Simpson voice costs $12.95.
homer simpson on tomtom
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