So originally most had assumed that the
3G carrying mega phone with built in GPS would come to AT&T here in the US because the predeccesor the 8525 was released with them and they are also the only US carrier with a 3G network rolled out at the moment.
[Read the rest of this post]RIM just released the 8310 in Germany which has the same specifications as the Blackberry Curve, with the addition of an onboard GPS receiver. Blackberry fanatics have been dying to get GPS on their phones for awhile now and finally they will see that. IT seems that due to the rise of smart phones, pocket pcs, and the iphone that Blackberry has been forced to redirect some of it's consumer focus to target more of the general population with it's devices, and if you ask me it's about time.
[Read the rest of this post]In the hugely saturated market of GPS systems a new product really has to have something different or special to stand out above the rest and this is just what Navigon are trying to achieve with their 7100 and 5100 GPS devices.
So what do the Navigons offer that makes them so special, well firstly a subscription-free real-time traffic data report aswell as points of interest reviews, a Lane assistant which tells you the best lane to be in for where your going and a Reality View which gives you a rich 3D virtual reality display of your route.
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