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DPA687 @ Aug 31st 2007 9:52AM
Yea, but let's say someone leaves you a voicemail or text message that just says, "Meet me at the new X restaurant in Springfield." No address given and it won't be in your points-of-interest database since it just opened. You look it up on Google Maps and upload the address to your Navi system. Easy! No printed directions to distract you while you're driving. Just the menthol-cool voice prompts from the MB navi chick.