Nokia 6700 classic User Manual

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MapsYou can browse maps for different citiesand countries, search for addresses andpoints of interest, plan routes from onelocation to another, save locations aslandmarks, and send them to compatibledevices.Almost all digital cartography isinaccurate and incomplete to someextent. Never rely solely on thecartography that you download for use inthis device.Note: Downloading content such asmaps, satellite images, voice files, guidesor traffic information may involvetransmission of large amounts of data(network service).Content such as satellite images, guides,weather and traffic information andrelated services are generated by thirdparties independent of Nokia. The contentmay be inaccurate and incomplete tosome extent and is subject to availability.Never rely solely on the aforementionedcontent and related services.Find detailed information about Maps onwww.nokia.com/maps.To use the Maps application, selectMenu > Maps and from the availableoptions.Update and download mapsTo avoid mobile data transfer costs,download the latest maps and voiceguidance files to your computer using theNokia Ovi Suite application, and thentransfer and save them to your device.To download and install Nokia Ovi Suite onyour compatible computer, go towww.ovi.com.Tip: Save new maps to your device beforea journey, so you can browse the mapswithout an internet connection whentravelling abroad.Maps and GPSOnce the internal GPS receiver in yourdevice locates a satellite signal, it maytake several minutes for the device todisplay the current location.The Global Positioning System (GPS) isoperated by the government of the UnitedStates, which is solely responsible for itsaccuracy and maintenance. The accuracyof location data can be affected byadjustments to GPS satellites made by theUnited States government and is subjectto change with the United StatesDepartment of Defense civil GPS policy andthe Federal Radionavigation Plan.Accuracy can also be affected by poorsatellite geometry. Availability andquality of GPS signals may be affected byyour location, buildings, naturalobstacles, and weather conditions. GPSsignals may not be available insidebuildings or underground and may beimpaired by materials such as concreteand metal.GPS should not be used for preciselocation measurement, and you shouldnever rely solely on location data from theGPS receiver and cellular radio networksfor positioning or navigation.NavigationNavigate to your destination quickly usingthe free, voice-guided Maps applicationon your device.To use navigation with voice guidance,the Maps application requires a networkconnection.40 Maps