I have been really interested in the AT&T Garmin Nuvifone G60 sine I found about it. I liked the idea of a converged device with a bigger slant towards the GPS than the other way around. However, being a Windows Mobile Connoisseur, I was not really sure what to expect with the Linux Operating System on board the G60. From the time I turned it on, until the time I turned it off, I was very pleasantly surprised. It is very fast, and very user friendly to say the least. I did have some problems with the OS and I did not have a lot of time to give the G60 a thorough once over standing at my Local AT&T Store with my Fuze taking pictures, but here are some photo’s I took and some general observations.
First as you can see in the picture to the right is the Home Screen. The three buttons on the left side are fixed, and then the row of buttons on the right scroll through a series of very well laid out menus. I was very impressed with the layout and thought it scrolled very fast.
Jump after the break for the rest of my pictures and initial thoughts. Remember, I just had 5 minutes at the AT&T Store with the G60, so go easy on my with the questions!
See you after the break!





