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Posted by rmiller048 Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

Guess you have to buy it to try it?????

 
 
Posted by Bla1ze Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

it for the 30 days...it won't charge you the $9.99 until AFTER the 30 days is up, but you do need to subscribe, it's service will remind you when the 30 is up and ask if you wish to continue.

 
 
Posted by phikai Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

I wish this was pay some amount for life. Monthly services for this kind of thing don't interest me...

 
 
Posted by TheShnyde Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

Telenav does offer a one year subscription price for $99. I consider this to be similar to what Garmin offers because I know for sure that if you buy a new device, Garmin will make you pay the whole $99 again to put it on your new Crackberry. I don't think any company in its right mind is going to offer a product with free updates for too long. Otherwise they could kiss their repeat customers goodbye.

 
 
Posted by rillagoo Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

looks like the garmin for blackberry software is working on the storm too!

 
 
Posted by Delegator Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

The Garmin web site does say that their mobile solution works for the Storm on Verizon. If so, then that gives on "pay one price" solution (Garmin) and two subscription solutions (Verizon VZ Navigator, Telenav) for the storm.

I have personally used VZ Navigator for a couple or three years on other phones and on my Blackberry Pearl, but I would definitely look at other solutions. Competition is a good thing.

 
 
Posted by JavaDevelop Wednesday, Dec 24, 2008 1248 days ago

I've been using Garmin on the Storm for a few weeks, and love it. Paid only $79.99 for the life of the device, and they will transfer it to another device one-time within the first year.

 
 
Posted by mike240se Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

so does this mean the gps is 100% unlocked on verizon storm? there was some back and forth on this i remember.

 
 
Posted by JavaDevelop Wednesday, Dec 24, 2008 1248 days ago

Yes'sir. We are unlocked!

 
 
Posted by Delegator Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

It would be most cool to see a GPS software face-off between VZ Navigator, Telenav, and Garmin Mobile. Any chance of that happening, oh Crackberry dudes?

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

Wi-Fi hotspot finder? What an irony. LOL

 
 
Posted by txtechkid87 Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

TMO users you have an icon on your BB, if you click on it, it takes you to a user agreement then a 14 day trial!!! no credit card, or money to shell out.

If you get a messege error follow the following steps according to your device model. Also, if you decide to keep the software after 14 day trial they will bill your cell phone bill. No hassle at all!

T-Mobile Activation

T-Mobile BlackBerry 8800/8820
Downloading and Installing TeleNav GPS Navigator
Launch the T-Zones browser.
Go to "Downloads" tab.
Go to "Games".
Follow the instructions to download and install TeleNav.

T-Mobile BlackBerry 8320
Downloading and Installing TeleNav GPS Navigator

TeleNav can be downloaded directly onto your BlackBerry using its Internet Browser.

NOTE: This approach may take 5-30 minutes depending on whether you are in GPRS or EDGE coverage.

Launch the BlackBerry browser, and press the MENU key.
Select “Go to…”
Input the OTA download link: http://ota.telenav.com/ota/tm
Press Enter, and select OK

After the download process has completed successfully, locate the TeleNav application icon in the BlackBerry applications menu.

T-Mobile BlackBerry 8100
Downloading and Installing TeleNav GPS Navigator

TeleNav can be downloaded directly onto your BlackBerry using its Internet Browser.

NOTE: This approach may take 5-30 minutes depending on whether you are in GPRS or EDGE coverage.

Launch the BlackBerry browser, and press the MENU key.
Select “Go to…”
Input the OTA download link: http://ota.telenav.com/ota/tn
Press Enter, and select OK

After the download process has completed successfully, locate the TeleNav application icon in the Pearl applications menu.

Pairing your Bluetooth GPS Receiver

Turn on the Bluetooth GPS receiver, and make sure it is within 20 feet of the BlackBerry.
Highlight the Options icon, it looks like a wrench, and then press Enter.
If Bluetooth is disabled, press the MENU key and select “Enable Bluetooth”.
Then press the MENU key again, choose Add Device, and wait for the BlackBerry to find the GPS receiver.
After it finds the GPS receiver, highlight the GPS receiver, and press the Enter key to proceed with pairing. When prompted, enter the GPS Bluetooth pass code. For a TeleNav GPS receiver, this code is “0000”.
Save your input, and then press the ESCape key until you return to the BlackBerry main menu.

Launching the Application

If the application menu is hidden, press the MENU button to expose it. Highlight the TeleNav “turn ahead” icon on the BlackBerry home screen, and press the trackball button or the Enter key.

If you are using a list theme, scroll down to Applications, and enter the applications menu. Then scroll down to “TeleNav 4” and press Enter.

Enjoy!!

 
 
Posted by destro23 Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

Now the first Nav company to offer OFF-line maps gets my business.. and i have no problem paying for the upgraded maps or even more up front. As long as i don't have keep lugging around my garmin nuvi. I don't always have internet on my phone, and thats when i'll probably need the nav the most!!

 
 
Posted by granferg30 Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

this website crackberry.com is the greatest websites for all blackberries , u can find any and every thing u need here , thanks to the person or persons who made this site possible for people like me and others. keep this site going please. thank you and have a merry christmas and a wonderful new year.

 
 
Posted by Taurinh24 Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

I agree, crackberry is the best site ever, it has helped me enjoy my blackberry more and it has fed my addiction! thanks for all you do! great reviews, products and info.

my question is, telenav. you get 30 days free, then the charge you, correct?

 
 
Posted by zinadork Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1248 days ago

Is the GPS unlocked for Telenav? If not, why make it?

 
 
Posted by 1up_on_you Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1248 days ago

man this app looks great

 
 
Posted by spartan1308 Tuesday, Dec 23, 2008 1249 days ago

I currently have the trial of Garmin Mobile on my Storm. Yes the GPS is unlocked. It asks you if you will give permission for the program to access your GPS and then it just works.

 
 
Posted by andrei109 Wednesday, Dec 24, 2008 1248 days ago

am going to try tham bouth and see wich is better than i will make up my mind. that wat every one should like try it and see wich app u like better than post ur comment

 
 
Posted by Anonymous Wednesday, Dec 24, 2008 1248 days ago

it wont let me download it. i sign up and all, but once i get to the point were i have to enter the address into my address bar it comes up and says unable to identify device.

 
 
Posted by Gendail Thursday, Dec 25, 2008 1247 days ago

Either I'm doing something completely wrong or they have removed the 30 day trial. There is no mention of it anywhere on the site now and when you add the monthly sub to your cart it states "9.99 a month starting on 12/*/08" No mention of it starting 30 days after.

 
 
Posted by Taurinh24 Thursday, Dec 25, 2008 1247 days ago

so, did anyone else notice, the "GPS" in this program, uses the cellpones service strength to find its path. or maybe you just have to to have the "service" on. if so, they this is pointless for GPS capabilities. am i just missing something? like, blackberry maps shows how many GPS satellites you are using, it will only work with the service under options turned on. This one, seems to use the cell phone coverage strength. i may be mistaken, but i may not be.

my MAIN question is. if you are in an area with NO cell service, will it still utilize the GPS satellites for navigation. like if you are going through mountains on a trip, or a rural area?

 
 
Posted by shles2 Friday, Dec 26, 2008 1246 days ago

I have grown to love my blackberry and still learning about it and the crackberry site is a wonderful tool to do so! i have recommended it to all my bb friends... i would love to jazz it up with an awesome PINK cover for my pink pearl (8130)

Shannon