Live Traffic Maps on you cell phone from Google

[mzkhadir]

http://google.com/gmm/index.html

 

[Pastore]

I have one word for you, DUCK.

 

[Kaido]

Awesome, I love google. Google + Mac + Saturn = happiness

 

[theNEOone]

guys, run the tour here and tell me what pops up when you navigate to "get directions" then "enter address."

http://google.com/gmm/tour.html

as an example, google gives 100 bird rd miami fl. that's very close to where i live! i wonder if it's just picking up my cookies.


=|

 

[helloedchen]

ugh, no Palm support.

 

[new2AMD]

dl'ing it to my BB7100 now...hope its worth it

 

[thomsbrain]

that's what 511 is for. and i don't have to squint at a tiny screen or pay data charges.

 

[nole1fan]

sucks.. No Treo/650/Palm support. It is ironic that Google won't support OS like Palm.

 

[Lonyo]

Ugh, no UK support

 

[acole1]

I thought about getting it untill I considered the high charges for data transfer.... it's got to be insane! Or am I mistaken?

 

[QED]

Originally posted by: acole1
I thought about getting it untill I considered the high charges for data transfer.... it's got to be insane! Or am I mistaken?

Depends on your plan.

If you have an unlimited data plan (like with Verizon or Sprint), there's no worries.

I use GMM on my XV6700 (it takes a little hacking to get it to work), but for my data connection I just use a dial-up account so I'm only using cell phone minutes.

 

[Liviathan]

I have the Motorola Q and it won't install. It says it doesn't support the OS.

 

[QED]

Originally posted by: Liviathan
I have the Motorola Q and it won't install. It says it doesn't support the OS.

You can get it to run, but you have to get IBM's Java package for Windows Mobile, and then use the install package for Java-based PDA's. It takes a little effort, but it does work...