Test of Nokia N95 Cell Phone with GPS

Nokia Maps is free, as we know, but if you do not pre-downloaded maps to your phone, it can still be an expensive business to constantly download them over the mobile network. While the maps themselves are free, you will need to instead pay a penny extra to get and navigation voice instructions to the phone.

With the navigation features work all right, although it varies very much how fast it find satellites. The map feature is available to all Series60 phones and a couple of them also have built-in gps, but just in this case, we chose FAITHFUL N95 as an example.

The new Maps 2.0, satellite and hybrid maps images between satellite and conventional map. Substantial facilitation in order to actually see the paths where we're going, even if they are not in the database of roads. It facilitates the program's other big news, the walk mode. Just Walk Fashion is the most fully-fledged test, unfortunately, also an additional cost.

Voice Navigation is here removed in favor of "breadcrumbs" that shows where on the map, you should go. A slightly odd feature that works better than a sour voice that wants you to walk on the highway.

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