As you may already know, we're massive fans of the direction grabbing Ovi Maps service. And the best part is, it's totally free. A bargain considering you get turn by turn navigation, walking directions and more. Find out what you do with Ovi Maps in full after the break…

Want to know how well Ovi Maps handles on the Nokia X6 or Nokia E72? Of course you do and the folks over at Electricpig have made a delicious chunk of videos showing off Ovi Maps in compass complicated map maddening detail. Whether you're gently searing rubber in a car, on two wheels or on foot, It's amazing the things you can do with Ovi Maps. Find out exactly what below.

Use Ovi Maps as a sat-nav for you car:

You should already know you can use Ovi Maps as a sat-nav. Simply enter where you want to go and it'll take you there. Traffic updates endure you won't find you and your automobile packed on the motorway like sardines. Ovi Maps isn't restricted to your vicinity. You can download new maps for other countries and cities. Because Ovi Maps can recognise if you're not in the UK it'll let you know of the local speed limits and other traffic laws so you don't get into a spot of overseas bother.

Use it as a personal tour guide for walking:

Ovi Maps doesn't just show you where to go, it tells you. It comes complete with proper audio directions to help you find your way. Should you take a wrong turn it'll tell you to turn back or unearth a new route for you. If you like your maps a little more lifelike there's always the 3D landmarks feature making the virtual map resemble a mini pop-up book.

It's great for cyclists too:

If you've ditched road for more grassy or rocky terrain, Ovi Maps has a Straight Line Mode to show you the most direct route to where you need to go at all times so that you don't accidentally get diverted onto busy motorways. For good measure, a digital compass will even point you in the direction you should be headed in.