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CoPilot Live BlackBerry Navigation System

by Ronen Halevy on May 14th, 2008 at 10:22 am EST
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CopilotliveblackberryCoPilot Live is one of the latest full GPS navigation systems for BlackBerry. Sadly once again it does not allow you to store maps on your SD card!!!

You can read about the application on the product page. You can then download a 6 Month trial! 

  • Full featured GPS Navigation on your BlackBerry™
  • Most up to date maps downloaded each trip
  • Easy to carry for use on Foot or on a Bicycle
  • Searchable Points of Interest by Category

Detailed features:

  • Latest street level maps of U.S. and Canada downloaded each trip
  • Turn-by-turn directions available in over 20 languages
  • 6 million Points of Interest
  • Easy destination entry: address, zip code, home, work, POI, recent and favorite
  • Routing Options: Automobile, RV, Walking, Quickest, Shortest and Toll Road avoidance
  • Enter up to 10 addresses in one trip
  • Automatically re-routes if you miss a turn
  • Provides continuously updated information including: ETA, speed, direction

You can download the application by going to www.alk.com/blackberry from your Berry

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6 Comments to “CoPilot Live BlackBerry Navigation System”

  1. Posted by: Jeremy
    May 14, 2008 at 1:25 pm EST

    App looked promising, but the address searching seemed quite inaccurate (I’m in Calgary, Alberta). There address database seemed way off (missing addresses; placed addresses in surrounding towns, rather than in Calgary; Postal Code search didn’t work; and searching contacts didn’t work, presumably because they had postal codes).

    Too bad.

  2. Posted by: Ronen Halevy
    May 14, 2008 at 11:11 pm EST

    Jeremy your like me. I have to try all these apps out every time they come out. I tend to be disappointed and try not to get my hopes up

  3. Posted by: Jeremy
    May 15, 2008 at 1:52 am EST

    Must…. install…. new…. app….

    As a software developer though, I get annoyed when it doesn’t even pass a minimum amount of testing. If you’re going to claim Canadian support, at least type in a random Canadian address and see what happens. (If it doesn’t remotely match say google, you probably have some work to do). Just for fun, I randomly typed in a few addresses in Toronto, and got a similar result.

  4. Posted by: Danny
    May 15, 2008 at 9:14 am EST

    It’s actually a 7 day trial NOT 6 months as written

  5. Posted by: Jeremy
    May 15, 2008 at 1:06 pm EST

    After downloading it, it told me I had about 120 days left on my trial… Unless of course they’ve since changed it.

  6. Posted by: Danny
    May 15, 2008 at 2:15 pm EST

    Jeremy, mine definitly says 7 days.

    Maybe its because I’m in the UK?