The Register® — Biting the hand that feeds IT   Nokia N95
multimedia slider phone  Yes, it does everything - but is it any
good?  Disaster recovery protection level self-assessment
You'll note I said 'plot a route' - actually guiding you to it
in real time costs extra. Using the app does too, since the maps
are downloaded over the network. Fortunately, they're retained
in memory, ideally on a card to make room for it all, so make
sure you plan routes when you're in range of a hotspot - and
have a clear GPS signal of course... There is a separate Map
Loader application to grab maps in advance, but it's Windows
only.  Nokia N95 - map mode  Special mention has to go to the AC
adaptor that comes with the N95: it's tiny, smaller in fact than
a standard three-pin plug. The downside is the very thin cable
which will clearly not take kindly to rough usage.  It's handy
that the AC adaptor's small, because the N95 needs a lot of
charging. I got a day's use out of a fully charged battery, with
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabl