The BlackBerry 8800 has been possibly the much-awaited of the many devices that were showcased at 3GSM this week in Barcelona, Spain. With the introduction of BlackBerry 8800, manufacturers are jostle postling to announce their marketing deals and services for the latest device and RIM’s line of smartphones. Vodafone has before now announced to carry the device on its network, and thanks to the 8800’s built-in GPS receiver, navigation companies are all set to come up with their “made for BlackBerry” software.
Telenav, a supplier of wireless location-ready services (LBS), has also come up with a European version of its Telenav GPS Navigator. With the introduction of Telenav GPS Navigator, mobile customers in over15 European nations will be allowed to take advantage of an in-car navigation system built-in with the extra convenience and portability of cell phones. Telenav GPS Navigator can right now be availed on a variety of Blackberry smartphones - comprising the latest Blackberry 8800.
Check out the features of Telenav GPS Navigator:
(1) Spot Marker (to help find their way back to a location or to mark points of interest,
(2) Biz Finder (to look up businesses and services including ATMs,
(3) Voice and on-screen turn-by-turn driving directions,
(4) My Favorites (to save addresses for future access).
(5) Pedestrian mode (for use while walking),
(6) Wi-fi hot spots and petrol stations),
(7) Full-colour 3D moving maps,
Telenav GPS Navigator can right away be availed in Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. A Bluetooth GPS receiver is necessary for non-GP-based mobile phones.

















