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Review: TeleNav GPS for Android 
Geek.com | Fri, Feb 20
This is where third parties who have experience in navigation solutions are coming in, and one such company is TeleNav. The TeleNav GPS for the G1 includes full-color, 3D, turn-by-turn GPS navigation, speech recognition, traffic alerts with one-click ...
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edit@zdnet.com.au (Sandra Vogel) from ZDNet.com.au says
(in BlackBerry Storm)
The Storm has an integrated GPS receiver, which you can use to geotag your photographs. You also get BlackBerry Maps, Google Maps and Vodafone Find Go.
Bluetooth is integrated, but Wi-Fi is notably missing from the spec sheet. Wireless networking is a standard feature for handheld-format...
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