It has no 3G, and no Wi-Fi.
Say I want to installGoogle Mobile Mapson this phone.
Many people would laugh saying you’d need a smart phone or a PDA to do so.
To get Google Mobile Maps on your cell phone, first simply go toGet Jar.
This is a website that has thousands of applications for cell phones.
To go straight to the page with Google Maps for mobiles,click here.
Select what equipment you have and then continue.
To do this, note the download key (normally five or six numbers) in the file description.
Go to m.getjar.com on your mobile’s net online gate.
Scroll right down to the end of their homepage and select " Enter download Key'.
Put in the download key you got off their website and then download the file.
This should only take a few seconds as it’s just a few hundred kb.
It’s 100% free to download.
when you land the program downloaded, open it up from your phone’s program menu.
It should initialize and start itself up.
The first map that will appear will most likely not be anywhere near your home.
However, it will be highly detailed, in great color and with excellent resolution.
This is what it’s possible for you to expect from any area of the worldwide map.
Press the " Menu' button on your phone and select " Search Map'.
Enter in your town or city.
It should load in a few seconds.
There are three travel modes, " Driving', " Transit' and " Walking'.
If you want the Google Earth experience (i.e.
a satellite picture), launch the menu and select " Satellite'.
This gives you a crisp image of the area you were viewing on the map.
One thing to watch out for is the operator charges.
They can be costly.
Each map screen is around 100kb and many operators would charge 1c per kb.
How many people get lost every day in cities and rural areas and wish they had something like this?
