GPS (BlackBerry® Curve™ 8320™)

What is GPS?

Global Positioning System (GPS) technology uses satellite communication to determine your current geographic location. When GPS is active, the built-in BlackBerry® Maps application displays your current location on an interactive map that moves when you do.
NOTE: The BlackBerry® Curve™ 8320™ does not contain an embedded GPS radio. In order to use a GPS mapping application on this device, you will need to obtain a separate GPS puck and connect it to your BlackBerry® via Bluetooth®.* For information about pairing your BlackBerry® with a GPS device via Bluetooth, go to Bluetooth® (BlackBerry® Curve™ 8320™).

Enabling GPS

To enable GPS, perform the following steps:
1. At the Home screen, press the Menu key.
2. Scroll to the Options icon and press the trackball.
3. Scroll to Advanced Options and press the trackball
4. Scroll to GPS and press the trackball.
5. On GPS Data Source, press the Space key until your paired GPS device is listed.
6. Press the Menu key.
7. Scroll to Save and press the trackball.

Getting directions

To get directions, perform the following steps:
1. At the Home screen, press the Menu key.
2. Scroll to the Maps icon and press the trackball.
3. Scroll to Get Directions and press the trackball.
4. Under Select Start Location, scroll to Enter Address and press the trackball.
NOTE: You can also scroll to From Address Book and press the trackball if you have the address saved, then scroll to the contact and press the trackball.
5. Type the address and select Search.
6. Under Select End Location, scroll to Enter Address and press the trackball.
7. Type the address and select Search.
NOTE: To type a number, press the Alt key and then the key with the desired number.
8. The driving directions will display.
NOTE: To see a map of the route, scroll to View On Map and press the trackball.
*Bluetooth is a trademark owned by SIG, Inc. and is used by T-Mobile under license.

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