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Old 09-20-2007, 10:32 AM
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Google Maps will plot a route for you, but it won't offer turn by turn directions (verbal or on-screen). It will give you a written route to follow though. I've used TomTom, and it is really good. It is expensive though, and it will eat up around 1.2 gb's on your storage card. I use navigation software so rarely that I actually took TomTom off my phone to save space on my storage card (I'm currently only running a 2gb card - so that is a lot of space to take up). I'd say that if you really aren't good with directions, and you don't want to look at a map ahead of time, then true navigation software like TomTom or iGuidance would best suit your needs. If you just need a point in the right direction, Google Maps/Windows Live are both great free programs.

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