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Revision as of 00:52, 15 September 2010
Waze is designed for smartphones with a GPS connection. It will work in offline mode so it can be used with an iPad (and an iTouch?). There are also devices that convert an internet phone connection into Wifi. This would allow a Wifi only device to function in a car as if connected through a mobile phone.
- The iPhone version is available in iTunes. Only iPhone 3.0 and later are supported
- Android devices
- Windows Mobile devices
- Nokia devices using Symbian
- The Blackberry version is in beta and designed for models 8900+. There is no offocial support for Blackberry touch screens although it may run in compatability mode. For comments, bugs and problems read this forum topic