There is never a dull moment in the travel and mobile areas. Nokia and Lonely Planet have just announced a joint venture for travelers to get Lonely Planet travel guide content on their Nokia phones. Each guide cost $13.99, almost the same price as a traditional guide book, but it can be used with Nokia’s maps.

This is really a great development in the travel content area. If Lonely Planet can convince people to pay $13.99 for their recommendations, just imagine how many people will want Geogad’s free travel guides.

Tags: digital travel guides, Lonely Planet, Nokia

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