While I recognise that most of this forum is about the technicalities of updating Sat Navs rather than their use, I thought people might be interested in my recent Tomtom experience in Cyprus.
First of all let me point out that although it's not clear from the pictogram in the 905 series new maps, the Europe map (see my signature) includes Cyprus (or at least 70% of it, according to the Tomtom web site. So far as I can tell this means all the tarred roads and many of the dirt roads in the Republic)
The schizophenia sets in when you set your destination and move off and you are warned (if you have the safety option selected) to drive on the right - Cyprus drives on the left!
Subsequently the small "advance info."pictograms at the lower left of the screen shown when approaching a roundabout show the route being counter-clockwise whereas it should be clockwise.
The spoken instructions didn't seem to be consistent- on occasions "turn left at the roundabout, third exit" (it should have been first), but "turn right at the roundabout, third exit" (correct, but for consistency it should have indicated first exit). There was also one roundabout where it indicated "turn right at the roundabout, third exit" (whereas what was required was left at the first!
I should point out that the changing indicated route through these roundabouts was always correct.
While I'm not sure whether the behaviour is characteristic only of my Navcore and this map, others may wish to report their observations of incorrect instructions in Cyprus or elsewhere.
I recognise that there's nothing that Navitotal.com can do about this, but I can hardly advise the Tomtom company directly that a map I downloaded through this site, rather than bought from them, malfunctions!
Otherwise the Cyprus map was superb and almost essential if you want to drive off the main roads between the main centres.