[hoopitz]

Sorry if this is a repetative thread, but i am looking for a free gps navigation program for my 8800 that is comparable to Telenav.

I read a little about the amazeGPS and nav4all programs, but was wondering if there are any others out there. What i really like about telenav is the voice navigation. Do these other two come with that?

Thanks a lot for any advice.

PS. i live in Canada. I know people were saying some programs aren't the greatest for Canadian cities.

[John Clark]

Nothing that gives voice promted turn by turn directions. Sorry, for that you need to pay.

[DMX]

Actually it has voice turn by turn command...

[John Clark]

Which one has voice prompted, turn by turn directions?

[DMX]

Amazegps gives you voice by voice.....

[hoopitz]

are there any other that do turn by turn ?

[JSanders]

http://www.blackberryforums.com/gps-...tml#post687843

[wiscaudi]

Originally Posted by DMX

Amazegps gives you voice by voice.....

As DMX stated, here's a review and discussion in this forum:

amAze GPS

[matthiasj]

Mapquest Navigator is the BOMB is works the best out of ANYTHING i've ever tried with voice turn by turn

[DaddyFizzle]

I agree...Mapquest Navigator is the best. You can get a FREE DL at MapQuest: Mobile Maps & Driving Directions

[chriscbs]

Originally Posted by DaddyFizzle

I agree...Mapquest Navigator is the best. You can get a FREE DL at MapQuest: Mobile Maps & Driving Directions

It looks like it's only available for Sprint/Nextel?

[buggle_96]

Nav4all also gives turn by turn directions....

nav4all.com/install

[fkjr2]

Originally Posted by DaddyFizzle

I agree...Mapquest Navigator is the best. You can get a FREE DL at MapQuest: Mobile Maps & Driving Directions

maybe,but not for att
i prefer telenav

[rpvitale]

I bought the Garmin software. It does turn by turn but I really think it's not half as good as Telenav. I wasted $100 and went back to Telenav.

[takeshi]

Originally Posted by fkjr2

maybe,but not for att
i prefer telenav

Maquest works perfectly fine on my at&t 8800 with at&t service. Still, I'd say Telenav has the edge. It reroutes faster in my experience and doesn't make Mapquest's typical dumb suggestion of "make a U-turn" when you miss your exit/turn (right, I'll just make a U on this freeway).