You can currently download a 30-day free trial of Telenav for your Blackberry, after that it'll cost you from 20 for a three-month usage package.
The software comes preinstalled on a microSD card so you can swap between different Windows Mobile devices easily - providing there is a microSD card slot on the device.
One advantage to Co-Pilot's satellite navigation solution is that you can fully preview your route before heading off, so you can judge any traffic hotspots or problem areas such as toll roads.
Co-Pilot 7 supports 7-digit postcodes and includes fully updated London congestion zones so there won't be any surprises when you mistakenly venture into a charging zone.
It now comes pre-installed on most Vodafone devices with GPS, although it will cost you 5 a month if you decide to continue using it after the first month's free subscription.
The Vodafone Find&Go subscription includes voice turn-by-turn navigation, free camera safety alerts, plus the ability to share your Points of Interest with your colleagues who also use Vodafone Find&Go very handy if you're setting up a business meeting.
Top 10 satellite navigation devices:
Apple iPhone
Blackberry 9500 Storm
Blackberry 8900 Curve
HTC Touch Diamond2
HTC Touch Pro
Nokia E75
Nokia 6210 Navigator
Samsung i8510
Sony Ericsson Xperia X1
Sony Ericsson W715
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