AT&T GPS Comes of Age with AT&T Navigator Global Edition   7/29/2008 - 788 views, 1 Comment

Summary: AT&T has announced the roll-out of their AT&T Navigator Global Edition. This truly global cell phone GPS system allows AT&T customers to use their GPS-enabled AT&T phones to navigate with GPS all around the world.

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AT&T has announced the roll-out of their AT&T Navigator Global Edition. This truly global cell phone GPS system allows AT&T customers to use their GPS-enabled AT&T phones to navigate with GPS all around the world.

Verizon Wireless has had GPS on some of their phones for some time, but AT&T is the first to tout a truly international - indeed global, they say - cell phone GPS system.

According to an AT&T statement, “AT&T Navigator Global Edition will be particularly useful to customers traveling to China in August for the Summer Olympics. AT&T customers will be able to use AT&T Navigator Global Edition in the six cities hosting Olympics events — Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao, Shenyang, Tianjin and Qinhuangdao.”

In addition to the six Chinese Olympic cities, the AT&T Global Navigator service includes most countries in western Europe, North America and the U.S. Caribbean, and is available on AT&T Blackberries, the AT&T Tilt, the BlackJack II, and the Moto Q.

If you are currently using the AT&T Navigator Global Edition, we’d love to hear from you - what do you think of the service?

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  1. i have an account since 1996. i wonder if i am elegible for a free upgrade with g.p.s. capabilities on my plan. thank you. regards, billy thomas

    Comment by billy thomas — 8/23/2008 @ 9:37 pm

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