19 August 2008 15:05 GMT / By Katie Scott
Nokia Maps fans can now get access to Lonely Planet content from their phones.
The two companies have done a deal so travellers will be able to buy and then download Lonely Planet's city guides straight to their mobile.
There will be access to over than 100 destinations worldwide initially but Nokia is promising that there's more to come.
The downloads are available from today for $13.99, and can be found in the Guides section in the Extras menu.
Nokia Maps 2.0 and the Map Loader is available free but only for selected handsets.
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