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3 to Launch TomTom enabled Nokia E61

28 October 2006 by axxxr
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TomTom has teamed up with mobile operator 3 to offer the exclusive launch of its satellite navigation system on Nokia's E61 smartphone.

The Nokia E61 handset, which features a large screen for easy viewing of maps and directions, will come with TomTom Navigator 6.

The software will allow users to see maps of UK and Europe for both driving and pedestrian routes.Users will also be able to navigate to contacts stored in their phones and TomTom promise that users will also be able to use both the GPS software and the phone at the same time.

The Nokia E61 with TomTom package on 3 includes all of the following from just £99 on selected price plans and includes the handset, the TomTom software, a Nokia GPS receiver and in-car charger. source:pocket-lint



 





Comments
On 29 Oct 14:31 harry wrote
tom tom for p990 has been there for a while but too late for nokia
On 29 Oct 09:03 Dogmann wrote
OK so this must be a new meaning for the word exclusive then as when Tom Tom 6 launched the E61 was the first Nokia 3rd Edition to be listed as supported and Tom Tom has now been available for a short while. Unless by exclusive they mean the first network to get their staff to insert the Mini SD and install Tom Tom because lets face it installing it and pairing the bluetooth receiver is so difficult. I suppose now T-Mobile can claim they are exclusive suppliers of Co-Pilot on some handsets then.

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