Lonely Planet on Nokia Maps. Lonely Planet content now available on Nokia Maps. Nokia users who love to travel can get Lonely Planet city guides for more than 100 destinations. Nokia Maps and Lonely Planet have many of the most world’s most popular tourist locations covered. The Lonely Planet guides will help travellers to find great places to eat, shop and sleep, as well as describing the popular sights and nightlife for each destination. The Lonely Planet downloads are already available from the Guides section in the Extras menu of Nokia Maps 2.0 for 7.99 EUR. For more information check out Nokia Maps’ official website here.
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Nokia 6210 Navigator for India. Nokia has launched the successor to the 6110 Navigator, the 6210 Navigator, in India. This GPS-enabled cell phone was unveiled during this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
Nokia 6210 Navigator runs Symbian S60 OS. It has also Nokia Maps 2.0 and compass application that can help drivers, explorers, or pedestrians. The mobile phone is available in India, no word on pricing but we guess that it would be not more than Rs. 18000 (about $430). Continue reading ‘Nokia 6210 Navigator for India’
Transit Directions for Google Maps for Mobile now available for Symbian S60 and WinMo. After Google has released Google Maps for mobile with Transit directions for BlackBerry and Java-based handsets, it’s finally time for the release of version 2.2 of the application for Symbian S60 (3rd edition or later) and Windows Mobile (2005 or later). It features star-ratings for businesses as well as user-generated content that will surface in search results allowing you to see what real people think about a particular business or place, your search results show up faster than ever, and user-generated content will now surface in your search results — opening up a whole new world of geo content on your phone.
Transit directions are available on Google Maps in more than 50 cities. You can grab/download it from www.google.com/gmm
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Garmin Mobile Navigation app for BlackBerry for Europe. Garmin Mobile for GPS-enabled BlackBerry is available for $99.99 in the U.S. And, now Good news for Europeans, the application is now offered by Garmin in Europe for 89.99 GBP (about $179.99). Users with GPS-enabled BlackBerrys can get Garmin Mobile’s turn-by-turn, voice prompted directions for the life of their smartphone. Users will also have unlimited access to such content such as maps, millions of POIs, as well as Navteq’s database of points of interest, and easy-to-use navigation software.
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CoPilot Live 7 mobile navigation system for HTC Touch Diamond. A special edition of its mobile navigation system, CoPilot Live 7 has been announced by ALK Technologies for HTC Touch Diamond. CoPilot Live is the award winning full-featured GPS navigation software that is compatible with a range of smartphones. Continue reading ‘CoPilot Live 7 mobile navigation system for HTC Touch Diamond’
BlackBerry OS 4.6 for Bold 9000, Touchscreen Thunder 9500. Horizon Wireless Online has a detail of Blackberry OS 4.6 for 9000 / 9500 (latest build: 4.6.0.60). That is the latest version of the official blackberry OS “version 4.6″ for most newer Blackberry models like the Bold 9000 Meteor and the 9500 Thunder. BlackBerry OS 4.6 offers a richer web-browsing experience. The track-ball will allow you to navigate around a full webpage as well as zooming in and out with a simple click - the BlackBerry 9500 Thunder will presumably allow for finger-based zooming. BlackBerry OS 4.6 also brings “Music Sync” clock application. It’s a synchronization application for selecting and transferring music from a computer to a BlackBerry smartphone. There’s also an option to customize the homescreen grid size. Continue reading ‘BlackBerry OS 4.6 for Bold 9000, Touchscreen Thunder 9500′
Google Maps for Mobile 2.1 for Symbian S60. Google Maps for Mobile 2.1 for S60 has just been released, with a selection of improvements. Google Maps for Mobile 2.1 Changes:
+ Tweaked menu structure
+ Zooming in and out is slicker/clearer
+ Several speed improvements
+ Route junctions are shown with a diamond icon
+ Extra languages are supported
+ Favourites sharing with Nokia Maps, Route 66, and others
Google Maps for Mobile 2.1 for Symbian S60 is available from www.google.com/gmm
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HTC Dream - Android Demo Video. This is the first ever full screen demo of Android posted by Android Community, HTC Dream live at Google’s I/O Conference in San Francisco. The video will show you HTC Dream running a demonstration of Google’s Android OS. Not only does the Android OS feature Google Maps, but it features Street View (Google Maps in a smartphone). The HTC Dream also sports the hardware bits (accelerometers, or the like) to work with a “Compass Mode” in Street view that allows the user to tilt and pan around the street-level perspective by simply rotating the handset. Continue reading ‘HTC Dream - Android Demo Video’
Age of Heroes 3D Mobile Game by Qplaze. Age of Heroes goes 3D for mobile, This is a new version of popular strategy/RPG mobile game developed by Qplaze. It promises to keep the depth of previous games in the series, with a bunch of new visual touches. Just like with similar PC/console based games, you will be able to rotate the camera and see the area around your hero and find hidden objects, and the maps will be bigger, meaning longer quests. Continue reading ‘Age of Heroes 3D Mobile Game by Qplaze’
Garmin Mobile for GPS-enabled BlackBerry for $99.99. A special offer for North American BlackBerry owners from Garmin Mobile, For only $99.99, users with GPS-enabled BlackBerrys can get Garmin Mobile’s turn-by-turn, voice prompted directions for the life of their smartphone. Users will also have unlimited access to such content such as maps, millions of POIs and easy-to-use navigation software. Continue reading ‘Garmin Mobile for GPS-enabled BlackBerry for $99.99′
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