Use a mobile to find your location without a GPS

At first glance it seems impossible to be able to find your location without a GPS... But the explanation is very easy to understand: internet. Yes, you can actually do it only if you got an internet connection on your mobile! I'm speaking about a software able to calculate your position by considering the three nearest antennas around you and using the "triangulation principle". So I think it will works better if you are in a city.

This interesting program is still a BETA and was created by Google as a Google Maps addon, its name is "My Location". The most important thing is that it's absolutely FREE! You can download the full package at the following link: Google Maps & My Location.
If you have a GPS then you can also use it without the internet connection...

At this time, My Location (beta) is available for these devices:

• BlackBerry devices
• Some recent Motorola devices
• Some recent Sony Ericsson devices
• Many Windows Mobile devices
• Symbian UIQ and Series 60 3rd Edition devices

If you have a Java-enabled (J2ME) device, BlackBerry or Windows Mobile device, you can easily check whether or not My Location (beta) is available. Just go to "Help" > "About" from the application. If the box contains "myl: N/A," it means your device isn't reporting a cell, and your location may not be available.

If you try it let me know what's your opinion!