GPS Archive
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Garmin Recalls 1.25 Million nüvi Devices Because Of Faulty Batteries
Posted August 25, 2010by Doug Smith | 1 CommentGarmin announced today that it is voluntarily recalling approximately 1.25 million nüvi personal navigation devices (of which approximately 796,000 units were sold in the United States) that contain batteries manufactured by a third-party supplier within... -
Samsung Galaxy S Getting GPS Updates In September
Posted August 13, 2010by Doug Smith | 1 CommentWe told you already that Samsung has been having some GPS problems with the US Launched Galaxy S that comes as the AT&T Captivate and T-Mobile Vibrant. Samsung even released a website for help with... -
Marathon Training App–From Windows Mobile To WP7
Posted August 8, 2010by David K | No CommentsA year ago (almost to the day) we talked about a Windows Mobile app called Marathon that was an impressive GPS training app including spoken real time stats, ability to compete against your former results,... -
Street Slide: Microsoft innovation or just copy paste?
Posted July 31, 2010by Matt Anderson | 2 CommentsOur buddy Wen over at WMPoweruser.com has thrown up some you-tubage of an interesting new street view being developed by Microsoft called Street Slide. This is really awesome stuff that looks like it’s getting prepped for... -
Proporta Goes GPS With Sygic Mobile Maps
Posted July 16, 2010by Doug Smith | No CommentsI thought this was interesting but is limited to our European readers only at this time. Our Friends at Proporta who have been bringing us their fine cases for a wide range of devices, have... -
Mobility Digest Review: RightWay RW 200 3.5" Touchscreen GPS
Posted June 25, 2010by Kristofer Brozio | 3 CommentsHello Folks! Today for review I’ve got another Portable GPS navigation device for review from our friends over at Geeks.com. This one though is one that I never heard of, it’s a brand called RightWay... -
Cut Google Some Slack
Posted May 18, 2010by Doug Simmons | 2 CommentsSo they grabbed a little too much data (again) while wardriving around with their Street View cars. So what. They say it was a mistake for which they apologize profoundly and naturally I believe them out...






