Navi2Go gives BlackBerry users 3D imagery GPS
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We know and love all the wonders of what GPS enabled handsets can do for us on the go. Sure it'll provide you turn-by-turn directions and even the cheapest gas around your exact location. Navi2Go for BlackBerry is taking it one step further from other 3D perspective GPS programs. If you like Google Maps ability to view in aerial mode – giving you a birds eye view – then Navi2Go's 3D photography maps make it slightly easier to gauge your surroundings. So if a friend literally tells you that they're located right after a baseball field, you'll see and know it. Right now it's available for most BlackBerry devices with a paid subscription.
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5 Comments
5. Luv3Dnavi posted on 28 Jun 2009, 08:25 0
Even nicer on Symbian and Windows Mobile phones. Here's the free demo, m.navi2go.com
2. E.N. posted on 26 Jun 2009, 18:31 0
That's pretty cool. Will it have buildings and stuff too?
3. vzw fanman posted on 26 Jun 2009, 18:36 0
that's too much money imo. vznav works fine for me.
