GPS/maps

I have a BB 8520....I really like it (Ihad the TAP) BUT it does not have the GPS navigation feature. I was told it was not supported. I would have to get the BB 9700 or 8900. I really do not want to change. Can I get a recommendation for an application I can download for that sole purpose of mapping my journeys. I get lose all the time!!!!

GPS is a hardware and 8520 doesn't come with that feature. However, if you're interested with mapping application then try http://www.google.com/gmm.
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stiscooby wrote:
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That sounds about right - I'm using about 240mb at the moment, and I've a few videos and about 100 images on the card, alongside maps of the UK.
22-May-200712:13 AM
stiscooby wrote:
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stiscooby wrote:
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25-Apr-200712:11 PM
luckieb wrote:
I think I have worked out what is going on here...
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