by Edmund Apostol, 1 year ago

Garmin has a well-established name built on the various applications of GPS technology they have come up with. Remember those days when people were still using PDAs? Garmin was already there with their Mobile 10…

by Michael Oryl, 3 years ago

I just posted our full review of the Garmin Garminfone for T-Mobile on MobileBurn.com.  Todd Haselton wrote the review for us, and he really likes the device – in spite of the fact that he…

by Michael Oryl, 3 years ago

I just spent a bit of time with the brand new Garmin-ASUS nuvifone A50 (specs here), the company’s first Android-powered smartphone.  I’ve posted the photos and video, along with some of my thoughts, on MobileBurn.com…

by Michael Oryl, 3 years ago

Today Garmin-ASUS unveiled its first Android powered smartphone, the A50.  The A50 includes Garmin’s own navigation system, which offers voice guided turn-by-turn navigation for both drivers and pedestrians and ships with a car mount in…

by James Tromans, 3 years ago

In a recent webcast released by Garmin, the navigation company revealed their plans to expand their fledgling product range and include a new Android phone in 2010. This announcement has come very soon after the…

by Michael Oryl, 4 years ago

From the Computex show in Taiwan, IDG’s Dan Nystedt is reporting that Garmin-ASUS has said that it should have its first Android powered smartphone on the market by the end of Q1, 2010.  It was…

by Michael Oryl, 4 years ago

Well well, it seems that two OHA members have announced that they will be working together on new phones.  Garmin and ASUS will be co-developing and marketing the nuvifone series that Garmin announced this time…

by Michael Oryl, 4 years ago

A Garmin rep contacted me moments ago to say that the company is disputing the DigiTimes article that people are talking about today.  The rep said that yes, indeed, Garmin is working on an Android…

by Michael Oryl, 4 years ago

Oh the rumors, how they flow.  Here’s another gem from DigiTimes, the guys in Taiwan known for some of the most rumorific of news available on smartphones.  In a piece talking about Garmin’s plans to…

by James Tromans, 4 years ago

Yesterday, the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) announced a plethora of 14 brand new members to its clan of supporters. There are some pretty big names floating around in the list, including the world’s fifth largest…