But you don’t need Nokia Map Loader. http://nokiamaps.moo.no links to all maps on Nokia’s smart2go server. Works with any browser on any operating system, including Mac and Linux. No need to install anything on your computer, so it works when you’re in a hotel, school, at work, or in an internet cafe.
If your phone talks WiFi or 3G you can add and update maps from your phone’s web browser without even touching a computer.

Fortunately you don’t need Nokia’s maploader-from-hell:

http://nokiamaps.moo.no

Works on any operating system with any browser, and you don’t need to install anything. Now you can finally add maps on locked-down computers like at work, in school, internet cafes, or straight from your phones built-in browser.

Pros:
Fast
Smooth operation
Easy Interface, the menus make sense

Cons:
Does not have an option for keeping the backlight on
Does not go into much detail for places like South Africa (unlike the Nokia maps, which seem to have the whole worlds road marked)

The pros would easily outweigh the cons, if only I didn’t live (far) away from the mainstream like I, and most of the world, do.