[aragone79]

Once more, I want to share what I know about Blackberry 10. Please remember, I got this from non Final Blackberry 10. So, you may wish for more on Final version. IMHO

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you can also see this pictures and my opinion regarding the maps at my blog: Maps on Blackberry 10

PS:
Sorry about the backlink

[Swaggernaut]

I am loving the integration of being able to add your home address. As long as this is better than whatever Apple has on the iPhone I'll be satisfied!

[Taigatrommel]

Is there any official or trustworthy information yet whether we'll get offline maps or not? I heard it *should* be included, though I have yet to find any clue which varifies offline maps. This would be a pretty important feture for me, my carrier coverage sucks, Wifi is not always available and in general I travel a lot and just don't want this constant data streaming draining the battery even more.

[ad19]

Can you post a picture from the map view at street level.

[rkopsie]

Yeah, is there any way we can get a picture zoomed in to what the streets look like?

[DisturbedRocks31]

I seriously hope this isn't the final version of the app.

[AlexBC]

What if RIM negotiated access to Nokia Maps during their IP settlement? I've used Nokia Maps, and they are definitely #2 after Google Maps, and in some cases even better (for countries outside US, Western Europe)!

I am so excited about BB10, but I DO NEED a good Map solution and it's one of the KEY features that must be delivered along with a good camera to make it stand out!

[Rootbrian]

I seriously hope this isn't the final version of the app.

It doesn't look nowhere near the final version yet.

[calicocat2010]

I seriously hope this isn't the final version of the app.

He said in his initial post it is Not Final.

[howarmat]

What if RIM negotiated access to Nokia Maps during their IP settlement? I've used Nokia Maps, and they are definitely #2 after Google Maps, and in some cases even better (for countries outside US, Western Europe)!

I am so excited about BB10, but I DO NEED a good Map solution and it's one of the KEY features that must be delivered along with a good camera to make it stand out!

it wont be nokia, RIM partnered with tomtom maps.

[Tim-ANC]

I hope all my favorite locations in OS6 BB maps will be transferable.

[tharrison4815]

What map service is BB using?

[calicocat2010]

The only thing I'm hoping that This maps has is that it Saves our Information, unlike BlackBerry Traffic where if the app freezes or you update the OS, and have to install the app again it forgets the information you had placed on it. I have to manually re-enter my information and it's a pain. I Hope This one Does Not have that issue.

[FunktasticLucky]

This isn't Google maps that stores all your info on servers made specifically as data farms to store everything they have collected about you. I don't mind local storage for previous locations or saved locations I have told it to save. But you are talking more cloud storage stuff. And I don't think RIM is the business of personal data collection.

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[Taigatrommel]

What map service is BB using?

RIM has partnered with Tomtom for the BB10 maps.

[Tim-ANC]

I hope it accepts and saves coordinates as favorite places too.

[SoCalRedbird]

I assume 'maps' is different from turn-by-turn navigation? I ask because BB Traffic is EXTREMELY important to me. Have RIM announced what they plan to do for turn-by-turn navigation?

[2the_powerof_10]

I assume 'maps' is different from turn-by-turn navigation? I ask because BB Traffic is EXTREMELY important to me. Have RIM announced what they plan to do for turn-by-turn navigation?

BB traffic will be there for sure

[GTiLeo]

RIM really is going for the whole battery saving with the dark black UI. It also suits its name "BlackBerry"

[dynot]

RIM really is going for the whole battery saving with the dark black UI. It also suits its name "BlackBerry"

Yeah, but it would be nice to have the ability to change colors. I personally would use dark blue even though black is still a good alternative.

[hudsong]

Hopefully RIM's partnership with TOM TOM isn't an epic fail like Apple's was/is...

[dynot]

BB traffic will be there for sure

If this slide is accurate, we won't need BB Traffic. I have installed and deleted Traffic twice on my Torch. Just don't like it; seriously, we're in 2013 not 2003.

This new version in that slide seems like a real improvement.

[belfastdispatcher]

Is there any official or trustworthy information yet whether we'll get offline maps or not? I heard it *should* be included, though I have yet to find any clue which varifies offline maps. This would be a pretty important feture for me, my carrier coverage sucks, Wifi is not always available and in general I travel a lot and just don't want this constant data streaming draining the battery even more.

There isn't a constant data streaming, even BBOS Maps caches the whole route and all maps every viewed.

[belfastdispatcher]

Yeah, but it would be nice to have the ability to change colors. I personally would use dark blue even though black is still a good alternative.

There is a night mode

[Taigatrommel]

RIM really is going for the whole battery saving with the dark black UI. It also suits its name "BlackBerry"

That battery saving however only works on AMOLED screens, so users with a Z10 do not benefit from it.