Free Mobile Navigation system

On 15 Apr 2006 13:47:09 -0700, DaanSS11@hotmail.com wrote:

> A navigation system FREE OF CHARGE!!! It
>is a world wide system and in many spoken languages. I already
>downloaded it to my cellphone. You use it for driving, hiking, cycling,
>well the sky is the limit! Very user friendly.

Yawn.

Such gushing enthusiasm is a sure sign of spam, a scam, or both.

"Greg Eshleman" <rskid@usa.net> wrote in message
news:vsh0g.787$V73.69@trnddc06...
> Only free till August 15
>
>> Just found something great. A navigation system FREE OF CHARGE!!! It
>> is a world wide system and in many spoken languages. I already
>> downloaded it to my cellphone. You use it for driving, hiking, cycling,
>> well the sky is the limit! Very user friendly.
>>
>> Here is the website where you can download the software:

And you have to furnish your own GPS or buy theirs.

By Aug 15 Disney shouldahve released their system based on the GPS of CDMA
and a fee reported to be $10/mon for five (?) phone #s; that's really cheap.

I have a Sprint Vision card used on both a Vaio notebook and PPC2002 plus a
Cingular Razr for voice and Bluetooth. I'm wondering if for $10/mon I can
track the PC Card as a GPS and enter the lat/long on the Razr for Google
Mobile which is free.

[POSTED TO alt.cellular.gsm - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE]

In <1145134029.712116.85450@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups. com> on 15 Apr 2006
13:47:09 -0700, DaanSS11@hotmail.com wrote:

>Just found something great. A navigation system FREE OF CHARGE!!! It
>is a world wide system and in many spoken languages. I already
>downloaded it to my cellphone. You use it for driving, hiking, cycling,
>well the sky is the limit! Very user friendly.
>
>Here is the website where you can download the software:
>
>>> www.nav4all.com

It's only free until August 15, 2006.
Relatively few handsets are supported.
Bluetooth is required, and you must
also have a Bluetooth GPS.

Google Local for Mobiles <http://google.com/glm/> is free
indefinitely, and supports most Java-enabled handsets.

And my handheld GPS can route me without having to use my
cell phone or an eventually paid service.

--
Best regards, SEE THE FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS AT
John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>

John Navas wrote:
> [POSTED TO alt.cellular.gsm - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE]
>
> In <1145134029.712116.85450@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups. com> on 15 Apr 2006
> 13:47:09 -0700, DaanSS11@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> Just found something great. A navigation system FREE OF CHARGE!!! It
>> is a world wide system and in many spoken languages. I already
>> downloaded it to my cellphone. You use it for driving, hiking, cycling,
>> well the sky is the limit! Very user friendly.
>>
>> Here is the website where you can download the software:
>>
>>>> www.nav4all.com
>
> It's only free until August 15, 2006.
> Relatively few handsets are supported.
> Bluetooth is required, and you must
> also have a Bluetooth GPS.
>
> Google Local for Mobiles <http://google.com/glm/> is free
> indefinitely, and supports most Java-enabled handsets.
>
> And my handheld GPS can route me without having to use my
> cell phone or an eventually paid service.
>
I just noticed that this is a *cross post*. After checking, the Google
gps program
is not geared for the Motorola iden phones used by Sprint/Nextel. To
bad too,
I could really use this free service on both my i850 and i870 phones.