[white rob]

im trying to find out which nav system to use. i wasnt a big fan of nav for all but i liked that the backlight would stay on. i like the way yahoo go was set up. BB maps cant ever find me. is telenav all its made out to be? worth the $10 a month?

[chaz_cb]

I don't have GPS, but I use Google maps - and I've heard it works well with GPS.

[raemax08]

I use Telenav on a daily basis and love it. It always gets me where I need to be and reroutes me if I get off track. I love the voice prompts as well. For me, it is worth the $.

[JustinBigred]

I use google maps weekly. It works really good with the gps on your curve,it gets your location within 3 meters. And a great plus IT'S FREE.

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[TBONE]

give nav4all a shot and see what cha think..its free and gives voice prompts also

[jesseshangout]

Have you tried mapquest. It costs $50, but it very easy to use and accurate. I think that there is a 7 day trial.

[montpry]

i use google maps, its free and it works well if you want a voice guided free app use aMaze at www.amazegps.com. it is a great free app

[tp_cracker]

i use Garmin Mobile, I think its $100 a year. works pretty slick.

[Stemkroywen]

I use Google Maps. Its free and does the job. I don't even have GPS. Who really needs turn-by-turn directions.

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[Adlen]

You can keep the backlight on with BB Maps.

[dcscott]

I've tried a few of these and found the following:

Telenav - this was by far the best performing product I've tried. Unfortunately, I only have use for in-car nav about 2-3 times a year so the $10 a month isn't justified.

Google Maps - Runs so slow on my 8310 that I can't even make a menu selection. The delay when you move the trackball is painful.

Amaze - seems to do a good job and the voice prompts are nice on a dark rainy night. The startup times are slow but once running it isn't too bad. I found if you zoom in to far then the maps can't download as fast as you drive through them.

BB Maps - For me the lack of voice prompts is a deal killer. I don't like staring at the screen while I'm trying to drive in heavy traffic in an unfamiliar area.

[yogi]

I use an external gps it works via bluetooth. Works very well with my BB. So this way I don't use my data plan.

[lush242000]

I don't think any of the phone functions stack up against a stand alone unit. Just my opinion. I'll stick with free when it comes to gps on the phone, thus bb maps it is.

ps: own a tom tom