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(Unverified)Apr 16th 2010 11:55AM
This could be great. Unfortunately it'll be ruined and rendered unusable by cripplingly expensive roaming data charges. It'll be an online app like most google stuff so you'll need a data connection to use it. Utterly useless whilst roaming.
For this reason, although great, google navigation, if it comes to europe, will only be realistically usable in your own country.
This is where google's model of everything in the cloud fails completely.