Sprint Sprint Navigation

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Pros
Fonts are large, heavy, and easy to read
Free Google-like maps with written directions
Cons
Some traffic reports spotty; menus awkward
Voice-recog input doesn't autostart directions

Sprint Navigation Cell Phone GPS Review

by Steve Bass, PC World

- Powered by TeleNav, which also produces AT&T Navigator, Sprint Navigation gives verbal, turn-by-turn directions with live traffic alerts offering detour suggestions. The search feature lets you hunt for weather reports and gas prices (by location, along route, address, or airport), as well as for restaurants, movies, and event reviews. Sprint's interface, however, is not as easy to use as AT&T's, or, for that matter, Verizon's VZ Navigator.

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