Remember the Nuvifone that we mentioned couple of months ago, made by Garmin teaming up with Asus. We've got some more refreshing details on this tiny windows mobile navigation phone now.

Garmin as a leading manufacturer of navigation systems for car, do we need to say more when they make windows mobile handsets? Definitely you're going to find some nice navigation features here too. The M20 nuvifone has a custom application that will display a list of all of your buddies and when you select a buddy, you can find his position plotted on the map. Couple of more taps and you shall get turn by turn navigation details to his or her location.

Well, that's just a part of what Garmin is offering in this Windows Mobile PocketPC. Now stay tuned and we will cover more or even a review probably when details sprout.

saad123 (89.108.7.xxx) 2009-06-03 18:34:43 Very nice, thank you Reply | Quote 0   0

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