The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic mobile phone - the company's first touchscreen - includes a graphic equaliser, 8GB memory for storing up to 6000 tracks, and support for all major digital music formats
Nokia and Lonely Planet have teamed up to distribute Lonely Planet content via Nokia Maps. Travellers can purchase and download the city guides so that they have information at their fingertips whilst they are on the road.
With over 100 destinations available now, and more to come, Nokia Maps and Lonely Planet have many of the world's most popular tourists locations covered. The Lonely Planet guides will help travellers to find great places to eat, shop and sleep, as well as describing the popular sights and nightlife for each destination.
The downloads are available now and cost $14.99 and can be found in the Guides section in the Extras menu.
Nokia Maps 2.0 uses vector maps provided by Navteq and TeleAtlas, Nokia Maps now has maps covering over 200 countries, with over 70 of them navigable. Maps can be downloaded over the air directly to selected devices or by using the Nokia Map Loader on a PC.
Nokia Maps 2.0 and the Map Loader is freely (though keep in mind data costs may apply) available for selected devices. For download and more information, please visit http://www.maps.nokia.com
Source: Nokia
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