Although Google Maps will be the best free solution for online navigation, when it comes to detailed turn by turn navigation, definitely TomTom navigator 7 is the best application out there for PocketPC phones with GPS, in the European countries.

All this while, TomTom navigator was distributed for free with most of the recent PocketPC phones manufactured by HTC and other major ones too. Now you can purchase this application directly from their WebStore loaded onto a microSD card.

For 99 Euros, you get this microSD with TomTom navigator, along with maps of 22 European countries including Germany, Netherlands, Great Britain, Austria, Ireland, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Vatican city, Andorra, Belgium, Luxemburg, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Monaco, Italy, San Marino, Finland, Liechtenstein and France.

Here are some of the best features TomTom 7 could boast:
Unique Map Share technology
Improved address input for faster search including country switcher and post code search
New traffic interface
Points of Interest, Share voices and other contents to use TomTom Home for personalizing your PocketPC with free stuffs provided through their community.

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