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If you are stuck with using a browser, Nokia maps works, though slowly. Take a look http://m.here.com
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I am assuming your phone has the unattended navigation feature, so the best app for navigation that I tried and I am using is Osmand (the + version is even better ...). You are able to download with the free version maps from all over the world. Once on the SD, these maps can be accessed without data, or WiFi and it's working really well. The only trick is to set your destination while WiFi is available, otherwise will take lot longer to figure out the desired destination.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Adrian