AT&T AT&T Navigator

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Pros
Help avoiding toll and HOV roads, traffic jams
Lots of useful extras, including waypoint routing
Cons
Fee for extra voices; some traffic reports spotty
Screen fonts are small, map zooming kludgy

AT&T Navigator Cell Phone GPS Review

by Steve Bass, PC World

- AT&T Navigator is very similar to Sprint Navigation (both were created by TeleNav), but it offers more features than the other cell GPS services I tried, including a pedestrian mode, support for creating waypoints (stops along a route), instant weather reports, and traffic commute alerts.

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