how to use gps on w995 without internet connection and what 3rd party gps software w995

thanks

yeah u want know follow the step..

first download this java gps from here http://wap.mgmaps.com/14/mgmaps-1_42_01.jar

secondly you download ur map from here

Download all referenced files and caching tools from http://www.mgmaps.com/cache/
Check the tutorial at http://www.mgmaps.com/stored/

Contents:

1. link gMapMaker - Map Tile Downloader for Windows, follow the link for usage instructions
2. link Generic installation instructions and "manual" download using the MapTileCacher Perl script
3. (new) link Quick tutorial for JBed on Windows Mobile
4. link MapTileFE - Perl frontend for "batch" download of multiple zoom levels.
5. [link] A nice detailed tutorial in French for offline/stored maps including personal maps created with MapCruncher.
6. [link] Discussion about the online tool to select the maps for batch download (http://www.mgmaps.com/create).
7. [link] Use MGMaps with your own maps created with Microsoft MapCruncher
8. [link] Java tool to convert map tiles generated by MapCruncher to MGMaps format.
9. [link] PHP scripts to convert map tiles generated by MapCruncher to MGMaps format.
10. [link] Instructions for Nokia N95, using perl script (should apply to all Nokia S60 3rdEd phones) (NOTE: files linked there are not up-to-date)
11. [http://forum.mgmaps.com/viewtopic.php?t=1542] Solution for Blackberry users to avoid file access confirmation messages.
12. [link] Instructions for Motorola A1200
13. [http://forum.mgmaps.com/viewtopic.php?p=11403#11403] A few versions of JBed for Windows Mobile devices
14. [link] Instructions for P550 MIO (should apply to all Windows Mobile 5.0 PDAs and smartphones)
15. [link] Convert OziExplorer .map files to an MGMaps-compatible format
16. [link] Update map cache format, convert single-tile files to multiple-tiles-per-file


Cristian Streng
http://www.mgmaps.com