"no internet connection. please check your network...

each time i try to use my gps on the n95 8gb it comes up with "no internet connection. please check your network settings" even though last time i tried it was fine with the same default access point being contract internet. it also doesn't allow me to use the web. i am on vodafone and it has been fine up till now with the same setting.
any ideas appreciated

cheers ruko2. before i had chance to read your reply i tried simply turning the phone off and on and this sorted the problem. i believe it is due to the same thing you was pointing me towards in the fact that applications must have been running and i simply cleared this by accident. the 'age old' way of turning technology off then on works again : )
it is odd that it comes up saying 'no packet data...' or whatever when accessing the web and 'no internet connection' with the gps. you'd imagine it to simply not load or say something like 'low on memory' due to the ram and computing power being used by other programs.

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