Thursday, March 18, 2010

Waypoints — March 13th, 2010

Waypoints_iconWaypoints is a weekly link roundup of GPS related odds and ends. To get many of these stories as they break, follow me on Twitter.

Hoowee! Lot’s of link love this week, so lets get right to it…

Garmin Oregon series marches on

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Auto

What does Garmin have up their sleeve?

The crew in Olathe definitely has something up their sleeve. The same guys who gave... read more

Garmin nuvi 1450

The Garmin nüvi 1450 is a relatively high-end unit in the 1xxx series line up,... read more

Magellan RoadMate 1700

The Magellan RoadMate 1700 sports one of the largest screens available of any after-market... read more

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Handheld/Sport

Handheld GPS 101: Routes vs. Tracks

This is the fourth in a series of posts designed to help introduce beginners to... read more

Garmin Colorado 400 series discontinued

Earlier this week, Garmin moved the Colorado 400 series to their discontinued list.... read more

Handheld GPS 101: Tracks

This is the third in a series of posts designed to help introduce beginners to the... read more

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Mobile

GPS beats market research at own game

TeleNav is releasing some data this morning that isn’t too startling in its own right, but it speaks to a revolution in market share analysis. Companies like Nielsen and Arbitron estimate media market share, but GPS-enabled phones can do them one two better, delivering location market share data, and not just estimates either. This strikes me as... read more

Garmin-Asus nuvifone A50

Garmin-Asus has announced their first Android phone, the nüvifone A50. It includes on-board maps, lane assist and junction view, comes with a car mount, and is compatible with Garmin’s CityXplorer maps. Nothing shocking there; the biggest news is availability – the A50 is expected to be available in the first half of 2010 in Europe – no word... read more

Google Maps Navigation review

Not the nav app you’re looking for Google Maps Navigation (referred to hereafter as GMN) is a free navigation app for Android version 1.6+ phones in the U.S. I bought the Motorola Droid recently (which I absolutely love BTW), so I thought I’d share my experiences with this much discussed free navigation app. One important thing to be aware of —... read more

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