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Our uber tech geek Rachel of The Future’s Perfect (she helps with a lot of our web technology) showed me Google Maps mobile this morning.  I mean *proper* Google Maps.  You can scroll them.  That’s the major thing for me.  For some reason I totally blanked that Google were offering this.  Looking at the list of supported devices, it appears to work on everything.

Well, by ‘everything’, I mean, the Nokia and the new Blackberry I’m thinking of getting 😉 

If you haven’t already looked, point your mobile browser to www.google.com/gmm

Such a show-off is Rachel, she used Google Maps to help the taxi driver find her on Friday night.  Annoyingly, Rachel swears by Windows Mobile and is currently swanning around London with an SPV C600.

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