How does the Maps app work?

I'm considering buying the software upgrade, but I don't understand how the maps application can possibly work. It requires wi-fi, so how will it work when you're trying to get somewhere and you're driving? Certainly there's no wi-fi in the car!
Can anyone explain this to me? Thanks!

You could just drive into a sub-division and hope somebody has an unprotected wireless network when you are lost...
The map app was originally made for the iPhone which with the unlimited data plan through At&T it can update the map and search on the fly as long as you are in a service area. Unfortunately for the ipod the map app is not as powerful as the iPhone because you can't get a map anywhere, it is the same app, but you get the idea.

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As Ashish pointed out, communication structure contains fields (infoobjects) that suppose to go to data targets. Which IO in CS to which IO in the data target will go (and what transformation of data may occur) is determined in URs of the data target.
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bw33/helpdata/en/3f/0e503c3c0d563de10000000a114084/frameset.htm
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