The MapQuest app for iPhone may be short on many navigation features, but it does offer free voice prompts for route guidance.

The newly updated MapQuest 4 Mobile can now speak to you while you travel, effectively providing free GPS-powered navigation.

iPhone: If you're an iPhone user who's jealous of Android's awesome free, turn-by-turn, voice-guided Google Maps Navigation GPS app, here's some good news: MapQuest just released its own free ...

Following the success of its iPhone app, Mapquest has released a free, voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation app for Android handsets. The new app differs in a couple ways from its older iPhone ...

Last year, MapQuest acquired travel social network EVerlater. Today it has launched the result of the deal with its free Travel Blogs for the Web and iOS.

Some other features of the MapQuest iPhone app include smooth panning maps, live traffic, free-form search, GPS to identify a user's current location, and a search history.

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MapQuest 4 Mobile can give you an interactive map of your current location (leveraging built-in GPS if your BlackBerry has it) and, of course, driving directions.

And MapQuest officially enters the Android navigation arena. Can it compete with Google Maps? Eh, probably not, but it still looks like a great app. Unlike other navigation options, MapQuest is ...

While Google Maps is great, competition is always good, and if you're more familiar with or prefer other mapping services, MapQuest has just unveiled the new MapQuest mobile app for Android that ...