Nokia demoes Ovi Maps SR6 at CTIA (video)
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At CTIA 2011, Nokia kindly demonstrated for us the latest version of its navigation software – Ovi Maps SR6, running on T-Mobile's Nokia Astound. Key improvements from its predecessor were shown off, including the live traffic updates functionality, and the ability to download map data over Wi-Fi for an area of your choice. A selection of widgets for the application has also been made available, along with the option to record your own voice for use with turn-by-turn navigation. Check out the video below for a hands-on demonstration!
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2 Comments
1. calamazoo (unregistered) posted on 24 Mar 2011, 07:51 0
nice, thx, free offline navigation on a $80 phone might win Nokia some share of the US market...
2. sUsPeNc3 (unregistered) posted on 24 Mar 2011, 23:14 0
I think almost all nokia phones have free offline navigation (by downloading the map to ur phone's memory).
That is the only single thing I loved about the first(and last) Nokia I had, the N95. I sold it just because of Symbian. Android wasn't even out at that time so all i could compare it with was my old sony ericsson w810i phone (which I believe also ran symbian, not sure) but was much much better.
I just don't understand how people like symbian when there are better choices out there :s
