Nokia Maps at present open On the IOS and Android

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Despite competing close relative, Nokia Maps was able to show himself competent to remove the dependency produce with the tag of Nokia. Through his blog advertise, Nokia Maps can now be accessed from IOS and Android based phones through mobile browsers already support HTML5 technology. Nokia Maps for mobile web [in beta] has been introduced in the arena of anywhere 2.0 association in April.

You need to tempt live http://maps.Nokia.Com accessing pages. Make surely the handset is in use is minimum iOS4 for iPhone and Android 2.2 or 2.3 for the Android-based. The availability of GPS equipment built-in would be very useful. Although the technology used is HTML5, here is no feature information whether the service can be accessed completely with the BlackBerry Browser too supports the HTML5 [BlackBerry 6].

Although by default both IOS and Android already get Google Maps as a provider of location services, it appears that Nokia Maps is ready with its competition. There are six excellent features presented by Nokia about this product:

You can notice out where you are on the map, thanks to HTML5 support for positioning
You can locate the address, place of topic, and other exciting places, anywhere in the world
You can get out things almost a place: All the essential information about the place shown in one page [pictures, user reviews, descriptions of general travel guides, contact information]
You can plan the quickest route to your destination by car or on base
You can see the direction of public transfer services, and wherever the vehicle is stopped
You can share your favorite places with your friends through SMS, email, Facebook or Twitter
From a number of clarification that appear in his post, seems a lot of things that have to be addressed by Nokia Maps, however for me this is an achievement for Nokia Maps which not only can be enjoyed by users of the Nokia, but also users of other platforms. With this candidness, opening one more platform could see how it compares to Nokia Maps and Google Maps [or such as Bing Maps] and what is more complete and superior to the locations frequented by users.

Nokia Maps powered by Navteq purchased by Nokia in October 2007. Navteq is the dominant company in the provision of information-based Geographic in rank System [GIS - GIS in the stands or English]. In addition to Nokia Maps, the supply of data by Navteq also used by GPS strategy like Garmin, NDrive, or Yahoo! Maps and Bing Maps.