Free navigation software for mobile phones

Skobbler The navigation software is now available as a free trial version available in the network. Interested parties can the public beta of Skobbler on the website of the company here. The program only works with phones with internal or external GPS receiver. Supported mobile phones are so far from Samsung, Sony Ericsson and Nokia and BlackBerry.
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Off-board navigation

The software is an off-board navigation solution: This means that the card data is not stored on the phone, but each from a server. Those with no data flatrate, you must then schedule additional cost. According Skobbler transfer the software on an overland route of 100 kilometers, a data volume of about 1.2 megabytes. In city driving, the frequency of consumption by the loading of the detailed maps, therefore, slightly higher.

POI itself create

The software allows both vehicle and pedestrian navigation. If desired, users in urban areas at any time by so-called Points of Interest (POI) can be displayed. These points can also create users and comments. Skobbler should continue to remain free - the service should be financed through advertising.

Download (sis) for Nokia & (jar) for Sony Ericsson - http://beta.skobbler.co.uk/mobile/download/wap

As long as I am waiting ...

... someone has more experience with Skobbler?

I am interested in:
- Are the proposed routes make sense? (Shortest or fastest route)
- Is the current maps?
- For speech: How is the voice so?

Thank you in advance for your views

"According Skobbler transfer the software on an overland route of 100 kilometers, a data volume of about 1.2 megabytes."