A few weeks ago I saw on Handango, a Bluetooth GSM receiver navagaion system, that worked on the Symbian platform. They even had a multimedia demo of the system. I can't find it any longer. I was wondering what happened to them.
They sold their system 3 ways. 1)Month to month
subscription if you have a Bluetooth GSM receiver .
2)The system with a Bluetooth GSM receiver or 3)The
system without the Bluetooth GSM receiver.
Any one else saw that system?

GSM Navigation Sytem?I've heard of GSM tracking,but i don't think there is such device for sale.Don't you mean GPS?Can you explain a little more how this piece of hardware works.

All these darn letters, I get them confused.

i think its only for 6600;)

http://www.wayfinder.com/

Works with/uses EMTAC Bluetooth GPS receiver.

I was definatly a GPS navigation service for the 3650. I was able to watch a deminstration of the system on their website and they showed my phone.
Someone else had to have seen it.

Is this what you are referring too?

T-Mobile NaviGate BlueKit (http://www.t-mobile-international.com/CDA/t-mobile_deutschland_newsdetails,1705,0,newsid-2208,en.html?w=1024&h=634)

It was for the 3650. T-Mobile UK even sold it to New Customers who purchased a 3650 with activation.
T-Traffic (http://www.t-traffic.de/en/t_traffic/scout/td1navigate/)

Wayfinder, as mentioned above, works with 3650 also

How come WayFinder isn't available for the United State? Is there any Navigation program or app available to the US?

I went on a bluetooth, GPS and this forum and no one knew what I was asking about.
The name of the GPS mobile navigation service that was on handango for a short time was GPWare. It seems as though this system offers a great service for symbian phone owners. I was looking to learn more about GPWare when it was gone from Handango for some reason, which I thought was strange. I had saved a link and just found it again. I wonder how they are getting there name out there.

you can also try nav4all, which support mots of the nokia phones, its free until august 15.

downlaod at www.nav4all.com

I´m confused... GSM Navigation, or GPS Navigation? Because if is GSM Navigation, is not a navigation at all. Is a network operator service, done with triangulation of base terrestrial antenas. Is a service with some potencial to track trucks or taxis fleet´s. If is a GPS Navigation, than it need to have a GPS Antenna, by bluetooth, or card (SDIO system - Windows Mobile) and the maps may be on-line by GPRS connection, ex. Wayfinder (or, I saw now, Nav4all), or resident maps, ex. Tomtom or Route 66.