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Nokia is going full force into expanding their mobile mapping service by offering to buy US-based Navteq for a massive US$8.1billion. Navteq is a company which develops digital maps for the car industry, satellite navigation devices, internet-based mapping applications and solutions for the government and business markets. Early this year, Nokia rolled out their mobile mapping service called Smart2go. I even have a post about the review of Smart2Go

their leadership in mapping service for mobile phone. If the acquisition is successful, it aligns perfectly with Nokia’s vision to enable everyone to find their way to people, places and opportunities on mobile communications devices, cars, desktop computers and in all the other places that are important to them.

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Nokia Focus On Mobile Map Navigation

“The navigation area is a fast-growing business, and with location-based services expanding rapidly into mobile communications devices, the industry is poised for even further growth,” Nokia said in a statement. Continue Reading » Nokia Focus On Mobile Map Navigation Comments (0)  | Posted in Mobile, Software, News This post has been viewed 10531 times since Thursday 4 October 2007 @ 6:57 am I am a huge fan of great applications that enable us to bring Internet browsing experience to the mobile phone.