November 8th, 2009
Garmin have announced that they’re working on an Android-based GPS smartphone for 2010.
Garmin entered the mobile phone market a while back with its much-delayed Nuvifone. Unfortunately, the delay meant that Garmin missed the boat somewhat with GPS phones, with first Nokia and then Google stealing a march on the company with a plethora of GPS-based phones that all worked rather well.
More details after the jump.
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