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Garmin Postpones Nuvifone G60 Until H2, Gets This Close to Earning Lame 'Neverfone' Nickname
The Garmin Nuvifone G60, a Linux-powered, ASUS-built left-field handset that was pretty exciting when it was announced nearly a year and a half ago, will be delayed yet again, says the company's president. More » -
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Garmin-Asus Nuvifone M20: A Surprisingly Cute WinMo 6.1 GPS Phone
Garmin-Asus will launch the M20, a Windows Mobile 6.1 phone, sometime this year. True to the name, this cute touchscreen handset comes with car dock and a full set of GPS maps for deep-country use. More » -
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Garmin-Asus Nuvifone G60 Screenshots and Specs
Though Garmin-Asus' Nuvifone M20 may soon steal the spotlight, the original phone—now called G60—will still be first to market. Here are its final specs, and a new screenshot gallery of the Garmin-designed interface. More » -
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Garmin-Asus Nuvifones Coming: First G60, Then WM, Then Android
Forget Eee Phones: Garmin and Asus have created a strategic alliance to design, build and sell co-branded Nuvifones, starting with the original one—now called G60—and probably moving towards Windows Mobile and Android.
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Garmin Confirms Android Phones Coming in Late 2009?
Even though we've been waiting, well, just about forever for Garmin's Nuvifone, a marketing director in Asia has confirmed to DigiTimes that Garmin-labeled Android phones are in the oven. Well, maybe not: UPDATED 12:13PM/1:28PM EST -
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Garmin's Nuvifone Gets Delayed 'Til 2009
Garmin has just made a announcement stating that the much-hyped Nuvifone GPS/cellphone product is going to be delayed until the "first half of 2009." Apparently "meeting some of the carrier specific requirements will take longer than anticipated," so it's going to miss its previously mentioned slot at the end of this year. Sounds like bad news for a phone that's entering an increasingly populated multi-purpose handset market. [GPSTracklog] -
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Garmin Nuvifone To Be Made By Asus, Won't Be Renamed Nuvifoneee
Garmin's super-hyped GPS-focused nuvifone will be made by Asustek, according to "sources in the industry." The move to outsource is a first for Garmin, which usually keeps all manufacturing in-house. Expect to see it in Q4 of this year. [Digitimes via Unwired View] -
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Garmin nuvifone UI Video
Mark Spoonauer's Laptop Mag is running an extensive UI video from their exclusive hands on of the Garmin nuvifone. [Laptop mag] -
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New Garmin nuvifone UI Shots Are A Thing of Beauty
Laptop Magazine got a hands-on with the Garmin nuvifone, and this new batch of UI shots shows it may be a promising competitor in the touchscreen smartphone market. While most cellphone makers still don't understand less is more when it comes to the touchscreen UI, Garmin seems to have embraced this, giving the nuvifone big, colorful icons and buttons. Laptop Mag also said the touchscreen was extremely responsive and the OS ran smoothly. Check out the full gallery at [Laptop Mag].
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Garmin nuvifone Scenario Video Shows Fabulousness of Phone, Creative Fatigue of Nuvi Marketing Team
The nuvifone won't be available until the third quarter of 2008, but Garmin has already dropped a couple videos showing its product off. One of them is a bit dull, you know the sort of stuff, portentious voiceovers talking about "putting more power in the hands of the people." The other one, however, is marketing genius, showing three typical Garmin customers, John, Joey and Suzi, and how they would use their phone. GYAC, it's not John or Joey spending their time shopping and lunching. [NaviGadget] -
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nuvifone: Garmin Drops a Phone into the GPS
Today in a surprise announcement in New York City, Garmin whipped out the nuvifone, a full-fledged GSM HSDPA smartphone built on its own operating system with GPS navigation at its core—but e-mail and web browsing close to its heart, and a camera built in too. No pricing or carrier announcement has been made yet, though its likeliest compatible network is AT&T given the technology. (When T-Mobile launches HSDPA, it too will be suitable, and possibly more attractive than AT&T.)
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