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Friday 30 September 2005, 9:16 AM
This is the best GPS package for UiQ that I've found. The only other I know if is Wayfinder, which is a subscription only service, with all map data downloaded as needed via GPRS (with all the unreliability that that entails).
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7.2If you happen to own a Sony Ericsson P910, Route 66 Mobile Britain 2006 for UIQ is a capable, if not flawless, navigation solution.
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