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A client device is usually a smartphone that runs the free Waze client app which you can download
Waze uses GPS and networking to download free maps, get routing information and get notifications of events
Supported device platforms for Waze 3.x are Android, iPhone, iPad*, Blackberry OS 10.2 (except Q10 and Q5) and Windows Phone. (The iPad WiFi-only model does not have an integrated GPS.)
Supported device platforms for Waze 2.x and earlier are Android, Blackberry, iPhone (Apple iOS), Symbian (Nokia) and Windows Mobile (not Windows Phone)
Even without a supported smartphone you can still plan your route using the Live Map for the Canada and the USA and the Rest Of The World (ROTW)
You can review the full list of features in the latest release of the Waze client app, broken down by device platform.
Even if your specific device model is not listed as a supported model, the Waze client app for your platform may work, especially if it is a more recent model. Give it a try. Please edit the Wiki with your results.

Device Platform	Supported models *	Controls	Current problems	Development history (Changelog)
Android	Models running OS 1.5 (Cupcake) or later Follow this link for official gallery of Android devices available on market Read more...	More...	More...	More...
iPhone/iPad (Apple iOS)	3G, 3GS, 4, 4s, 5, iPad, iPad2, the New iPad (WiFi only iPads do not have an integrated GPS) The iPod Touch will work despite the lack of GPS but is not officially supported More...	Touch controls	More...	More...
Windows Phone	Models running Windows Phone 8 are supported.
Blackberry	Waze 2.x and earlier are supported. No support for Waze 3.x (except new OS 10) Designed for models 8900+, although it will work on some earlier models Touch support is currently limited, so touch models may need to set compatability mode Version 3.x supported on new OS 10.2 (uses Android runtime) Read More...	More...	More...	More...
Symbian (Nokia)	Waze 2.x and earlier are supported. No support for Waze 3.x. Models running Symbian series 60 Models running Symbian^3 More...	Touch controls Non-touch controls	More...	More...
Windows Mobile	Waze 2.x and earlier are supported. No support for Waze 3.x. Models running OS 6.0, 6.1, 6.5 More...	Touch controls Non-touch controls	More...	More...

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 * A client device is usually a smartphone that runs the free Waze client app which you can [[How to get the free Waze client|download]]
 * Waze uses GPS and networking to download free maps, get routing information and get notifications of events
-* Supported device platforms for Waze 3.x are Android, iPhone, iPad*, and Windows Phone. (The iPad WiFi-only model does not have an integrated GPS.)
+* Supported device platforms for Waze 3.x are Android, iPhone, iPad*, Blackberry OS 10.2 (except Q10 and Q5) and Windows Phone. (The iPad WiFi-only model does not have an integrated GPS.)
 * Supported device platforms for Waze 2.x and earlier are Android, Blackberry, iPhone (Apple iOS), Symbian (Nokia) and Windows Mobile (not Windows Phone)
 * Even without a supported smartphone you can still plan your route using the Live Map for the [http://www.waze.com/livemap Canada and the USA] and the [http://world.waze.com/livemap Rest Of The World (ROTW)]
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-* Waze 2.x and earlier are supported. No support for Waze 3.x.
+* Waze 2.x and earlier are supported. No support for Waze 3.x (except new OS 10)
 * Designed for models 8900+, although it will work on some earlier models
 * Touch support is currently limited, so touch models may need to set compatability mode
+* Version 3.x supported on new OS 10.2 (uses Android runtime)
 * Read [[Blackberry app models|More...]]
 ! [[Blackberry app controls|More...]]