Solution for google map in Nokia C7 & C6-01

I have Nokia C7 & C6-01. I installed Google Maps on my C7 & C6-01 with Belle. But I found a solution.
Latest Version of Google map (V. 4.1.1) works fine with belle, you need to just turn on your wifi for it. Then it will work

If considering re-installing existing device software via Nokia Suite, I might suggest that after backing up essential data you reset your C6-00 to factory settings, so that Nokia Maps sets itself up from scratch and ensures that Assisted GPS positioning method establishes it's network access point.
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    Message Edited by petrib on 15-Dec-2008 10:37 AM

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