Posted on August 31st, 2006 by findcall
New Product Integrates TomTom NAVIGATOR 5 and TomTom MOBILE 5 into One Multi-Platform Solution.
TomTom, a leading navigation solution provider, today announces the launch of its new integrated solution for PDAs and smartphones - TomTom NAVIGATOR 6, the ideal solution for customers who need their PDA or smartphone and navigation system integrated in one personal device.
Users […]
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Posted on August 31st, 2006 by findcall
Latest Version Offers 3D Moving Maps, Wi-Fi Hotspot Finder, and Predictive and Error-Correcting Address Entry.
TeleNav Inc., the leading provider of wireless location-based services (LBS), today introduced TeleNav GPS Navigator 5.0, the first GPS application on mobile phones that provides US consumers with full-color three dimensional (3D) moving maps, creating a more realistic and easy-to-follow visual […]
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Posted on August 30th, 2006 by findcall
Oh you know we were damned curious to see what the front side of the widescreen Garmin Nüvi 660 looked like. Unfortunately for us, it looks remarkably like like the Nüvi 300 and 360, but that doesn’t mean we’re not gonna write about it. As you may know, according to best buy this device should […]
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Posted on August 30th, 2006 by findcall
From Cnet:
That ear-piercing ring you hear in a restaurant might not be somebody who forgot to set their cell phone to vibrate.
A new service called Mobile Manager, from Synchronica, can remotely make a Windows Mobile-based handset emit an “annoying and embarrassing high-pitched wail,” so it can be found after it has been stolen […]
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Posted on August 28th, 2006 by findcall
You’re probably getting pretty sick of toting around all those cables, adapters, and antennae required by the GPSP mod to get sat nav functionality on your PSP, so you’ll be happy to know that Sony’s official GPS add-on for its portable console has just been spotted in the wild. We’ve already seen pics (albeit crappy ones) of the wayfinding peripheral, but now we’ve got proof that it exists somewhere besides on a PowerPoint slide. Unfortunately there’s really not much to see here (it’s a little gadget sticking out of another gadget — wow), and we’ve got no new info regarding functionality, pricing, or release dates. Still, when we come across something that we think you’d be interested in, we write a post about it — that’s how we do things around here. Sharing is caring, right?
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