14 DAY TRIAL // Nokia did not come to the Windows Phone party empty handed, but brought along some of its leading mobile services, including Nokia Maps, backed by Nokia Drive for navigation only on its own handsets powered by Microsoft's mobile OS.
We already learned that Nokia's navigation app was hacked to be pushed out to more Windows Phone devices out there, and a video proof of that is now available.
Using Nokia Drive, users will be able to enjoy, among other features, offline voice guided navigation in a series of countries around the world, and this is what other Windows Phone users can also enjoy now via the said hack.
In the video embedded above courtesy of WMPoweruser, you can have a look at how Nokia's navigation application looks like on a Samsung handset on the airwaves of AT&T.