Best GPS-enabled mobile phones

By Joseph Hanlon on 04 November 2009

Topics: navigation, mobile phone, maps, gps

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Comments (15)

  • AdrianT1 commented on 27/11/2009 12:22

    A bit of good news. My N95 runs Gamin maps in Peru with 100% success. Loads immediately and connects just asfast. Nokia do not map Peru so cannot comment ontheir software,but GPS is fine for bothdriving and walking. Try Garmin mobile X on you nokia. You willbe plesantly supprised

  • Jan commented on 04/11/2009 16:58

    Best GPS-enabled mobile phones - iPhone. What a joke.

    Yet only one WinMo is in. WinMo has the biggest range of internet-free pro-like GPS softwares available (TomTom, Garmin, Route 66, you name them).

    BTW Tomtom and Garmin do not need the internet or a plan to work. TomTom on my Touch Pro2 works even without a sim card in.

  • mama deedee commented on 09/10/2009 01:38

    What the ... is GPS?LOL!

  • bob down commented on 20/09/2009 10:25

    i want to know about phones witch have gps you don't have' to go on the internet 4

  • petey commented on 09/09/2009 18:44

    Dumb question: does the mobile have to be on a plan for the GPS part to work?

  • lostinspatial commented on 15/08/2009 01:32

    It sounds like the first company to create a great GPS with a simple phone in it wins. Bugger the camera.

  • andy commented on 09/07/2009 09:25

    the cheapest mobile on the market with gps is:
    SonyEricsson z750i
    (Blue Tick), Next-G

    An unlock and flash will help remove the shovelware. Also, go to hidden menu and clear assistance data. Initially needs to download almanac ~ 10 mins in very clear sky, then good 4eva. good inside car, also.

    Yes, advertisement says GPS:no, check Sony Developer website.

  • Athleo commented on 20/06/2009 21:07

    Hi John, try the Wegolf app, works really well.

  • John commented on 15/06/2009 18:42

    Can anyone recommend a golf gps programme that has front, centre and back of green measurements for a nokia n95

  • JON AVILDSEN commented on 15/06/2009 02:28

    Are there any phones that have half way decent gps systems in them? I have a Nokia n95, and a O2 orbit. They both take about 10 minute to get a signal. These phones are kind of old. I hope technology has improved since 2yrs ago. I am hoping for something that can get a signal in less than 1 minute. I use gps for walking mostly.

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