Use your Amazon Kindle Keyboard to find directions

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By using your Amazon Kindle Keyboard experimental web browser, http://maps.google.com/m/directions looks great on the e-ink display of Kindle. Type in your "From" and "To" and Google will return you with the directions in text. With the light weight of your Kindle, it just feel like you are carrying a piece of the printed directions on paper.

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