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Apprently, Samsung will use Navteq maps on a couple of its upcoming Handsets that will hit about 76 markets worldwide.
Incase you didnt already know, Nokia bought Navteq in 2008 for about $8.1 billion, and Navteq currently provides digital navigation maps for Nokia’s own “Nokia Maps” GPS navigation software for its devices.
The first Samsung phone using Nokia’s Navteq maps will be the Omnia HD i8910 which uses Symbian S60 5th Edition, and should be available around late May.
Heh. How about that, eh ?
[Via: UnwiredView]
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