AT&T Navigator
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AT&T Navigator has more useful features than other cell phone GPS apps, including weather and scheduled commuter traffic alerts.
AT&T Navigator is very similar to Sprint Navigation (both were created by TeleNav), but it offers more features than the other cell GPS services I tried, including a pedestrian mode, support for creating waypoints (stops along a route), instant weather reports, and traffic commute alerts.
I tested AT&T Navigator, along with Sprint Navigation and VZ Navigator, on BlackBerry Curve handsets. All of these apps and services are very accurate, and give driving directions with minimal hassle.
Note that a cell phone GPS application offers varying functions depending on your phone’s capabilities; on a regular clamshell, the app might not be as full-featured as it is on a BlackBerry. Remember too that such applications’ GPS functions rely on your cell carrier’s network, so you won’t be able to play with them if you’re headed off-road and out of range.
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