We just got word from Stefano that Nav4All, a free navigation software package, is now supporting BlackBerry. They’ve got something set up called MyWorld which lets you share favourite locations on Google Maps, complete with pictures, and access them view the Nav4All client. On top of that, MyWorld is boasting Yellow Pages access, mapping, and friend tracking. It all sounds pretty good, just keep in mind that generally you get what you pay for. If you’re feeling adventurous, and want to give this free LBS a shot, you can download Nav4All by going to www.nav4all.com on your GPS-enabled BlackBerry.
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Free BlackBerry navigator software
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It’s just about that time to have another go at Handmark’s Pocket Express. We’ve been covering these guys on the ‘Cool for nearly three years now, and we can certainly start taking a look at the long-term evolution of their software. In a nutshell, Pocket Express is a suite of mini-applications that are all accessible from a single page, called PageOne. They offer a few of their channels for free (Travel, News, Sports and Weather), and the rest (like Stocks, Entertainment, 411 Search, Maps, Extras and a cool feature called MobileCierge, which puts you on the phone with a live person who can help you find information on just about anything you need) will cost you $9.99/month. Sounds good, right? Let’s take a look.
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