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Download Google Maps for mobile to your phone, and never carry a paper map again. Google Maps on your phone makes it easy to:

• Determine your current location with or without GPS
• Get driving and transit directions
• Get phone numbers and addresses for local businesses

New! Street View on your phone, as well as business reviews and walking directions

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BlackBerry

Includes all BlackBerry phones.

Windows Mobile

Includes all Windows Mobile-powered phones, including most HTC phones, the Samsung Blackjack/600 series, the Motorola Q, Palm W phones, and many carrier-branded phones, such as the T-Mobile Wing/Shadow/Dash, Sprint Mogul, and AT&T Tilt.

Apple

iPhone and iPod Touch models.

Nokia S60 phone

Includes all Nokia N series and E series phones (e.g. N95, E61, etc.) and other Nokia phones that run Symbian S60, third edition operating system.

Nokia phone

Includes all recent Nokia phones that are not part of the N series and E series. These phones run S40, or legacy Symbian S60 operating system..

Motorola

Includes all Java-enabled Motorola phones, with the exception of phones running Windows Mobile, such as the Motorola Q. Most current Motorola phones operating on AT&T and Sprint support Java downloads.

Sony Ericsson

Includes all Sony Ericsson phones.

Samsung

Includes all Java-enabled Samsung phones, with the exception of phones running Windows Mobile, such as the Samsung Blackjack or i600 series. Most current Samsung phones operating on AT&T and Sprint support Java downloads.

Android

T-Mobile G1, the world's first Android-powered phone.

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