Love it or hate it, AT&T’s been offering TeleNav navigation services on a number of devices for a while now — but it looks like the carrier’s trying to up its clout just a smidge by rechristening the service with its own name. We’ve been hearing that TeleNav will become AT&T Navigator tomorrow — on AT&T, anyway — and to commemorate the occasion, the Motorola Z9 slider will be launched as the inaugural device to use the rebranded service. We should be able to validate or debunk this in just a few hours now, so stay tuned.
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Original post by Chris Ziegler
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