Friday, May 2, 2008

Garmin's "nüvifone"

Garmin is getting ready for the next quarter release of their nuviphone, a handset that looks a bit like Apple's popular iPhone, but with a mix of features that might appeal to business users as well.The nüvifone is Garmin’s first device to include Google local search capability, which harnesses the vast point of interest information available from the world wide web. Nüvifone users can search for locations like “coffee shops” and Google will sort the results based on the user’s current location and relevance.
“Where am I?” feature lets users touch the screen at any time to display the exact latitude and longitude coordinates, the nearest address and intersection, and the closest hospitals, police stations and gas stations.
It has a built-in camera that allows individuals to take a picture and will automatically be tagged with the exact latitude and longitude reference of where the image was taken.
Cool device.Isn't it?

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ronny said...

Many great features are there in it like by touching the screen at any time to display the exact latitude and longitude coordinates, the nearest address and intersection, and the closest hospitals, police stations and gas stations.Very impressive one.

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ipod + google..... that sounds great!

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I think it will prove to be a good substitute for i phones.