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"After an April launch, AT&amp;amp;T's significantly extending the reach of its AT&amp;amp;T Navigator service with the announcement today that a new Global Edition of the software will provide nav capabilities in 20 countries. That's probably welcome news to globetrotting businessfolk that happen to carry one of AT&amp;amp;T's GPS-capable worldphones -- and businessfolk seem to be exactly the demographic they're targeting with a healthy $19.98 monthly charge for the pleasure of not getting lost worldwide. Much of western Europe, the Caribbean, and six Chinese cities are on the roster, and the carrier is quick to point out that those cities will all be hosting Olympic events -- so, you know, if you need to make it from dressage to the 100-meter dash as quickly as possible, those might be the best 20 bucks you ever spent."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/22/atandt-navigator-gets-worldly-with-global-edition/>