If you remember, the Garmin Asus Nüvifone G60 was announced last year, though there weren’t any updates on its launch for quite sometime, and people thought that it was just another way of publicising brand. However, at the Gadget Show, the specifications of this awesome device were unveiled, check them out.
The phone essentially makes great use of the LBS-centric technology, providing its users with all the essentials like the mobile web-browser and personal navigator and other similar stuff, but the impressive part about the line-up is the mere fact that the actual specs of all the devices will vary significantly, as each of them is targeted at audience located at different locations.
Therefore, it will be one of the biggest steps in the field of location based service.
There are additional safety features, provided with the phone as well, such as the incredible “Where am I” option, which tells you the exact location of the caller using GPS.
The others major applications provided by the device include tracking of weather, flight status, White Pages, real-time traffic information, about movie times, local events, and lots more.
The phone comes with an impresive 3.55-inch display with primary icons Call, View Map and Search. Of course, the Asus phones are all about navigation, and the Garmin-Asus Nüvifone G60 will take this reputation even further, as the phone comes pre-loaded with thousands of point of interests (POI) in order to track restaurants, hotels, clubs, theatres and other things in your locality.
Probably, this cool GPS phone from Garmin-Asus collaboration may turn to be even better than any Nokia GPS Phone ever built
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