Thanks... I guess the only GPS aftermarket apps I know of have you purchase a puck to connect thru Bluetooth and then you have to pay the same comparable monthly fees as the VZ Nav... yes it works, but is clunky... unless there're some I haven't heard of... any suggestions?
According to VZ Sales folks... None of their PDAs (including the BB8830 and Moto Q9M) offer Location Based Services (VZ Nav, or GPS for that purpose) at this time. GPS is there for E911 capability only... Disappointing, when they can offer it easily on their regular phones.
Any idea if the Q9m will have VZ Nav and ESPN, etc. capability?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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