Tashanna let me know that the free SignalLoc application we told you about previously has been fixed to support the Bold. They also added Google’s API to find the coordinates for GSM cell sites. This app is for the geekiest of BlackBerry users who want to be able to map out the cell phone towers that they are connected to 
The developer also added a nice and fast mobile friendly site to make it easier to download.
Check it out at: f5bbutil.sourceforge.net/signalloc/ (You will find OTA and DM links there)
From the description:
Signal-Location Utility for BlackBerry is a convenient place to view network and location information.
- Radio Features
- SignalLoc provides you with major radio information on the main screen plus a detailed radio screen with all attributes included. If available, the latitude and longitude of the cell site is also displayed. If the lat/lon is avaiable, you can also show the cell site on a map.
- You can save and export cell sites to CSV or KML format and you can have SignalLoc automatically save new cell sites as you encounter them.
- GPS Features
- SignalLoc provides you with your current latitude, longitude, altitude, speed and heading on the main screen plus a detailed GPS screen that adds horizontal and vertical error and the number of satellites currently in view. You can also show the current location on a map.
- You can save and export locations to CSV or KML format and you can have SignalLoc automatically save locations for you when you’ve travelled a specified distance.
- Landmark Store
- Saved cell sites and locations (both considered landmarks) are stored in an internal database. From the landmark lists you can view landmark details, delete, export, and view them on a map.
- Device Details
- SignalLoc provides a convenient screen to view device details such as battery level, battery temperature, Battery voltage, PIN, and memory statistics. There’s also a memu option to view the system log.
the.abyzz Not Registered
Posted: January 7, 2009 at 3:32 PM EST
Anybody tried it on the Storm?
Chris Not Registered
Posted: January 8, 2009 at 1:13 PM EST
It runs on the Storm but I’m not sure how to use it.
Brandon Not Registered
Posted: January 8, 2009 at 12:31 AM EST
Wow this is nice…
grinch Not Registered
Posted: January 8, 2009 at 6:51 PM EST from my BlackBerry 9530
It does run on the storm with the exception that it can not launch maps to show graphical location of landmarks.
smelf2 Not Registered
Posted: January 9, 2009 at 2:37 AM EST
If you use google maps it will pull up the maps, for some reason blackberry maps doesn’t work right with it on the storm.
tanzim ( View Profile) Newcomer - Posts: 61
Posted: March 29, 2009 at 12:57 AM EST
thanks man!