I paired them successfully. When I turn on the "maps" logo, it only shows lines for a long time.
And I download SPOT from skylab. Its program has error.
And I download from another site, program gets different erro "SPOT attempts to access secure API"

Any idea?

Bad Connection / APN ?

NAV4ALL or
BlackBerry - BlackBerry | BlackBerry Maps

And very interesting :
Stinsonddog's Blackberry GPS Tips

Thanks. Do you know any software has voice promt? Because my blurtooth GPS has the FM modulator to transfer the sound to my car radio.
And I notice that every software on ur link need data plan..I dont have data plan. any software doesnt need data?

I'm looking for wayfinder, I try the 5 day trial but I don't know how install the maps

this one still needs data:
Wayfinder Systems | Configure access point

As far as I know, you need a data plan with all of the map software. I'm using a Holux 236 with my Pearl and Telenav. Works great.

Moved to the GPS & Mapping section.

sign......seems that I have to quit Blackberry because there are not enough 3rd party softwares.

Cool, I make it work now.
BBmap is not bad. Today I call FIDO to turn on my data plan. I drove about half hour, it uses 50K data. Less than I image.
I bought this Blurtooth GPS. It has FM modulator built-in.
MOCIS-Toronto car alarm -Remote start-Car DVD-Car PC-Car stereo-auto security-Supplier-Distributor
But I cant find a software has voice promt.
On BBmaps, it shows my direction (S,W,N,E), and driving speed. The map is loaded fast.
But I saw my friend's N73 is better than BB. because that software saves the maps in phone, thats why it doesnt need data service.
Welll...going to change my phone soon....

please excuse me but i'm new to blackberry.... i have the pearl.

so if i installed the bb maps from the bb website, and i don't have a data plan, then my maps and gps will not work? if someone could please clarify this for me, i would greatly appreciate it. thanks.

All covered at my tips site.

Well, you can get any third party application work without a data plan. You just need a SIM card that is activated for data transfer (e.g. a normal GPRS card will work). Moreover, your network provider must have BlackBerry data transfer capabilities, so if your provider is selling "BlackBerry data plans" as well, it will work.

I wrote an article on Howto: Get BlackBerry Internet Access without Data Plan (example: China Mobile) some time ago. Hope it helps a bit ;)