Sprint Sprint Navigation

PCWorld Rating

3.0

3.0 / 5 - PCWorld, Oct 1, 2008

Pros

Cons

Bottom Line

Sprint Navigation gives accurate turn-by-turn directions, but the interface isn't as user-friendly as that of AT&T or Verizon's applications.

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