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" The Sprint Navigation menus were by far the easiest to use of the three providers. Powered by the same GPS specialists (TeleNav) as the AT&amp;amp;amp;T service, Sprint Navigation delivered the same directions (slightly off on the exact destination spot, but within a reasonable distance). You can enter your address by using the keypad, by typing it online, or by voice \u2014 the latter works like a voice call and uses cell phone minutes. The service also has two ways to track down points of interest (by name or category, including specialized locations like parking lots and Wi-Fi hotspots) and lets you read reviews of certain businesses, like restaurants or hotels. Sprint Navigation also provides traffic updates, gas prices, and 3D maps. sprint.com/navigation. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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